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Limited Edition Prints
Each limited edition is a giclée print created on
either archival acid free digital fine art canvas or
archival, acid free, 100% cotton rag digital fine art
paper. The canvas prints are hand stretched over
wooden stretcher bars by the artist in a "gallery
wrap" style so that the artwork can be enjoyed
with or without a frame. The canvas is sealed
with a gloss UV spray to protect the work from
fading, dust and humidity. Fine art cotton paper
prints are sealed with a matte finish UV Spray
coat. All limited edition prints are hand signed and
numbered by the artist. The canvas prints are
shipped ready to hang with a wire hanger.  All fine
art cotton paper prints are shipped flat (print only).
An artist signed certificate of authenticity
accompanies each limited edition. No print edition
exceeds a quantity of 50 so that the artwork is
truly "limited" and collectible.


About Giclée Prints
A giclée (zhee-CLAY), is an individually produced,
high-resolution, high tech reproduction done on a
professional large format printer.

Giclées can be printed on any number of archival
media including canvas. Giclées are superior to
traditional lithography in nearly every way. Giclée
fine prints maintain color and quality 15 times
longer than a fine art lithograph. The colors are
brighter, last longer, and are so high-resolution
that they are virtually 'continuous tone', rather
than tiny dots. The range, or "gamut" of color for
giclées is also far beyond that of lithography, and
details are crisper.

Giclée prints should last decades under proper
care and are now being collected by museums.
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