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- These limited edition Giclee prints are
signed and numbered.
- Each is printed on archival watercolor paper, using
waterproof and UV fade resistant archival inks.
The Giclee process is accomplished with the use
of large format printers using the latest advents in digital imaging and
color management technology. The original painting is digitally captured
at an extremely high resolution.
The result is exceptional and brilliant,
faithful to the original's color, vibrancy, fine detail and texture, and
virtually indistinguishable from the painting itself. Museums throughout
the world including the Louvre use Giclee prints to substitute works of
art too fragile to be exhibited to the public. New York's Metropolitan
Museum, the Guggenheim and the National Museum of Mexico all proudly
display Giclees as part of their collections.
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