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Painter's Portfolio

Designed around the proportions of paintings. Wide margins on portrait works, full-width treatment for landscape canvases.

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PAINTER'S PORTFOLIO · CATALOG
Selected Works 2025
YOUR NAME
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Field Study I — oil on linen painting of golden grassland and distant mountains, 120 × 90 cm, 2025
Untitled (Field Study)
Oil on linen · 120 × 90 cm · 2025€ 4,200
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Made for painters

Captions read title, medium (e.g. 'Oil on linen'), dimensions, year, and price — the four things any gallery will ask for.

What painters use this portfolio for

Gallery representation

Large plates show brushwork and colour at a size a gallery director can judge on screen.

Commission enquiries

Send prospective commission clients a portfolio of past work in the same style and size range they are asking about.

Seasonal studio updates

Send collectors a portfolio of new paintings each season so they see works before they reach exhibitions.

Example: captions for different painting media

Oil: "Orchard in May, 2025 · Oil on linen · 60 × 80 cm". Acrylic: "Signal, 2024 · Acrylic on panel · 40 × 40 cm". Watercolour: "Harbour Light, 2025 · Watercolour on Arches 300gsm · 28 × 38 cm". Including the support (linen, panel, paper) answers a question galleries always ask. (Illustrative example.)

Painting portfolio checklist

  • Photograph paintings square-on in even, glare-free light
  • Crop to the painted edge, not the wall
  • Name the paint and support in every caption
  • Group works by series or period
  • Include framed/unframed status where it affects price

How the Painter's Portfolio template works

  1. 1. Open the catalog builder with this template pre-selected.
  2. 2. Upload your artwork images and fill in title, medium, dimensions, year, and price.
  3. 3. Export a PDF. Free downloads include a small DigitalEyezz watermark; Pro removes it.

Painter's Portfolio template FAQ

How should I photograph paintings for a portfolio?

Shoot square-on in diffused daylight or with two lights at 45°, avoid glare on varnish, and crop to the painted edge so colour and proportions are accurate.

Should the portfolio show framed or unframed paintings?

Show unframed images so the painting is judged on its own, and note in the caption if the price includes a frame.

How do I price paintings in the portfolio?

Use a consistent method such as price per square inch. The art pricing calculator can work it out and send the prices to your catalog.