In my Online Gallery Shop I offer Giclee Fine Art Prints on Canson Infinity Museum Pro Canvas, 385 gsm
The Pictures are stretched on deep (4 cm) canvas stretchers.
You can choose between simply Print or hand embellished with Gold Leaves on structural surfage.
Every Hand Finished Print is originally signed by me.
Every print copy is reproduced as LIMITED 99 COPIES EDITION with Certificate of Authenticity.
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In my Online Gallery Shop you can buy Giclee Fine Art Prints on Fine Art Titanium Lustre Paper as with handmade Gold Leaves.
Every handmade finished with Gold Print is originally signed by me and reproduced as Limited Edition of 200 Copies in each size with Certificate of Authenticity.
I offer version without Gold Leaves as a Simple Paper Print, Metal Print or Acrylic Print.
In the Online Gallery Shop you can purchase Postcards or Hand Made Ceramic Coasters.
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ABOUT PRINT TECHNIQUE
Giclée Printing refers to a printmaking method that involves using a digitised image outputted from a computer to a large format inkjet printer. The term "giclee" is derived from the French for "spray" and was first coined by Jack Duganne, a printmaker, to represent an inkjet-based digital print used as fine art.
To qualify for the title of a "fine art giclée print" it should be made on archival quality coated paper, and printed with pigment based archival inks, which are UV stable. The Fine Art Trade Guild has set minimum standards for a giclee print - it must score 6 or greater on the Blue Wool Scale for light fastness, and be between 7pH - 10pH, on a minimum substrate of 250gsm.
A giclee print made using pigment inks can be lightfast for up to 100+ years, but this depends on factors such as paper type and storage conditions. By using pigment based archival inks, the archival properties of a giclee print are significantly higher than traditional silkscreen or litho prints.