What is Giclée?
Giclée (zhe'-clay) is a state-of-the-art printmaking process for creating high-quality fine art representations of original works of art. The attainable quality that Giclée printmaking affords makes the reproduction virtually indistinguishable from the original artwork. The result is wide acceptance by galleries, museums, and private collectors.

How does Giclée differ from a traditional print?
Giclée printmaking derives its quality from its seemingly "dotless" imaging technology which differs with traditional fine art prints rely on commercial printing screen patterns (dots) to reproduce full-range color. Traditional offset prints are typically printed on papers that vary widely from the original artwork — especially when reproducing oil on canvas. The Giclée process enables reproduction on virtually the same media as the original artwork whether it's on canvas, textured watercolor paper, or specialty fine art papers.

Most prints fade over time, what about Giclée?
Archival-grade Giclée fine art reproductions are recognized as "the next best thing" to owning the original artwork and can be found in the world's finest museums and art galleries. Based on independent research and testing, there are different ratings for display life for each type of process and materials being used in the printmaking process. Our Giclée prints have an archival rating of greater than 100 years.

What guarantee is there for what I am buying?
Every Giclée reproduction in this portfolio is backed by a Certificate of Authenticity from the artist and printmaker. It certifies exactly what materials and processes were used to make your fine art reproduction and hence its image permanence rating. It's your assurance you are buying a quality fine art collectible.

All prints are limited editions. Each print is numbered and the size of editions ranges from 30 to 250 prints.

Each print is hand signed by the artist.

All prints are acid free, archival Fine Art Rag.