The Leon Grau Registry

Every original artwork and limited edition I make is recorded here under a unique code. If a piece carries the Leon Grau name, you can check it against this registry.

How it works

1. One code per work. Each finished piece receives a code such as LG-2026-014: my initials, the year it was completed, and its number within that year. A code is never changed and never reused.
2. The code lives in three places. It is marked on the work itself (on the back of paintings, on the base of sculptures and carvings), written on the signed certificate of authenticity that travels with the piece, and listed in this registry.
3. All three must match. Look up the code here and compare the entry with the piece in front of you: title, medium, dimensions and photo. If the code is not in the registry, or the details do not match, the piece is not an authentic Leon Grau work.

What each entry shows

Code, title, category, medium, dimensions, year and current status. Each entry also states whether reproductions of the work exist, so you always know if you are looking at the original or a print.

Limited editions

Limited edition prints and sculptures are signed and numbered by hand (for example, 03/25). Once an edition sells out, it is closed. No more copies are made in that format.

What is not registered

Open edition prints, digital downloads and merchandise are official Leon Grau products, but they are reproductions. They are not numbered and do not appear in this registry.

A permanent record

Entries are never deleted. Works that are sold, donated or destroyed remain listed, so the record stays complete.

Privacy

Buyers’ names, contact details and prices are never published. A sold work simply appears as “Private collection”.

Questions

Bought a piece second-hand, or found a code that does not match? Write to Contact email (pending) or use the contact form, and I will check it against my records.

Registered works