I’m a believer that art should be accessible to everyone. Museum-quality limited edition giclée prints allow art collectors to affordably access works of art. Each print size is a limited edition of 184 and once those are gone, that’s it!
And now for the technical jargon…
Giclée printing is currently the highest quality standard for printing limited edition fine art prints. The term “giclée” (pronounced “ZHEE-CLAY”) is a French word meaning “to spray.” Giclée prints are created by spraying millions of droplets of fade-resistant archival pigmented inks onto fine art substrates. These pigmented inks - not dye inks -- on fine art paper, ensures a quality giclée can last without fading, and provides better color accuracy and richer depth of color than other means of art reproduction.
