[§481F-3]  Prohibited acts.  (a)  Any
written instrument which solicits a direct sale of print multiples in, into, or
from this State published or distributed by any seller of print multiples shall
clearly and conspicuously disclose the informational detail required by section
481F-4.  This requirement is not applicable to general written material or
advertising which does not constitute an offer to effect a specific sale.



(b)  If the seller who publishes or distributes
a written instrument which solicits a direct sale of prints in, into, or from
this State disclaims knowledge as to any informational detail required by
section 481F-4, the seller shall so state specifically and categorically with
regard to each such detail to the end that the purchaser is enabled to judge
the degree of uniqueness or scarcity of the prints offered for sale.



(c)  No print multiple shall be offered for
sale or sold in, into, or from this State by any seller, at wholesale or
retail, unless the seller furnishes the purchaser a written instrument which
clearly and conspicuously discloses the informational detail required by
section 481F-4 prior to receiving any payment from the purchaser.



(d)  If the seller of print multiples disclaims
knowledge as to any informational detail required by section 481F-4, the seller
shall so state specifically and categorically with regard to each such detail
to the end that the purchaser is enabled to judge the degree of uniqueness or
scarcity of the prints.



(e)  A seller of print multiples may sell or
offer to sell prints described in section 481F-2 without furnishing the
informational details required by section 481F-4, unless the prints purport to
be signed, numbered, approved by the artist, or to comprise a limited edition,
in which case all of the informational details required by section 481F-4 shall
be furnished. [L 1986, c 194, pt of §2]