Giclee (zhee-clay) printmaking offers one of the highest degrees of accuracy and richness of color available in any reproductive technique. The patented technology utilizes microscopically fine droplets of ink to form the image. These inks are of the highest quality and produce the longest lasting ink set available today. The Giclee is printed on acid free watercolor paper. The combination of sophisticated printmaking techniques and superior ink and paper provide you with a museum quality limited edition reproduction. Among the many museums with Giclee reproductions in their collections are: The Metropolitan Museum of New York, the National Museum of Art, The British Museum, the Los Angeles Museum of Contemporary Art, and the Washington Post Collection.
Giclee reproductions must always be framed under plexiglass or under glass
