Gallery of PRINTS
Limited editions giclee prints on canvas have been made of some my selected paintings.
They are produced by Fine Arts Printing in Mound, MN. Any prints on paper are produced by in New York, NY. Both publishers use state of the art equipment and the utmost care to maintain the integrity and quality of the prints. All of the paper, canvas and inks are archival.
I have organized the prints by size. Some of the images have both an original size & a small works size. Certificates of authenticity are include. Scroll down the page to read a description of giclee prints.
If you would like more than one of a specific image or to purchase another return to page and click the buy button. You may edit your cart at any time.
Pricing:
I price the prints by size as does my printer.
These prices are for unframed prints. Please contact me for prices on framed prints.
The prices include shipping within the continental US.
22" x 28" ................................$480
15" x 30" ................................$
12" x 24" ................................$280
18" x 24" ................................$
14" x 18" ................................$
12" x 16" ................................$160
11" x 14" ................................$155
09" x 12" ................................$
06" x 12" ................................$65
05" x 10" ................................$45
5.5" x 7" ................................$40
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What is a Giclee?
The Giclee (pronounced "ghee-clay") process was born in the early 1990's when rock musician Graham Nash & and his associate Mac Holbert uncovered a new capability of the Iris inkjet printer called the 3047. These early machines had been developed for digital graphic proofing but it had not occurred to the manufacturer that its equipment would be adopted by artists as a digital method of fine art printing. In 1991, thanks to Mr. Nash's vision, the world's first digital fine art atelier opened its doors. Since this early beginning, the technology in equipment, media, inks and craftsmanship have advanced immeasurably.
Giclee printing has many advantages over other printmaking methods. For example, each piece is individually produced allowing you to order one reproduction at a time if desired, so the artist is not obligated to finish an edition. You can order prints as needed without large up-front costs and storage problems associated with offset lithography. This allows you to test market a new idea or image. Giclee printing affords you more control of your career by giving you the ability to start self-publishing fine art reproductions in modest quantities. Artists can build inventory slowly over time in response to the market. We have 6 wide format printing systems so we can accommodate large orders with the same flexibility as a single sheet order.
Giclee reproductions are the perfect medium for established and emerging artists, allowing you much better control of your cash flow. You can order just one reproduction to matte and frame as a display piece. Then order more as orders come in. The technology provides incredible detail and brilliant color. The resolution (DPI or dots per inch) is actually higher than traditional lithography which results in crisp contrast with rich, intense color. With the proper surface treatment, you can even paint on top of the image (restrike the image) to produce another individual "mixed media" piece. Digital artists and photographers find giclee ideal for printing their originals.
