Print
artwork on paper or canvas made using a specialized
ink spray process (giclee is French for "to spray")
developed exclusively for fine art printing. The Giclee
print is unmatched in its exquisite color and razor-sharp
details, and has quickly become the new print standard
for museums, galleries, publishers and artist. First
captured digitally and then refined by the artist
and the master printer through a series of proofs
to ensure the color and clarity, the giclee print
is the closet possible reproduction of an original
artwork afforded by technology. Both the ink and archival
paper or canvas onto which the image is printed offer
up to 70 year light-fastness and UV-resistance under
proper storing and display conditions.
