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The
term Giclee is derived from the French term
"to spray or toss ink. "
With
the advent of digital photography, high resolution scanning and
vast improvements in the abillity to reproduce high end digital
copies the Giclee process has evolved to produce the highest quality
reproductions available today.
This high quality results from the use of archival pigmented inks,
using six or more colors, applied on archival paper types from watercolor
to canvas or rag papers.
Another
distinction of the Giclee is that each print is signed and numbered
to create a limited edition series.
All of our Giclee prints are signed by the artist and edition sizes
are limited to fifty prints or less. This allows us to provide greater
variety and value to the customer.
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