What Are Giclée Prints?
The term Giclée (pronounced "Zhee-clay") is French meaning "to spray on," and refers to very high quality prints made with fade resistant UV inks on special printers. My prints are made by a printmaker with extensive background in photography, digital imaging, and printing. He uses a Color span printer with eleven inks to create prints with extraordinary color intensity and tonal range.

First the original painting is scanned or digitally photographed to produce a very high resolution file. Then a proof is made and matched against the original. After I approve the proof, the final image is printed on quality canvas designed for this purpose, and stretched around extra-wide stretchers so that no frame is required. The results are amazing, such that people often think the print is an original painting, not a reproduction. 

Sometimes people believe that all Giclée prints are the same, but the printer machines, the inks, and the media on which Giclées are printed can be quite different. The superb prints offered here have a wider range of colors, greater intensity and saturation of colors, and greater clarity and crispness of detail. They are also included, with my originals, in a 60-day money-back