Caring for Your High Quality Limited Edition Artwork

Only premium materials are used…

These Limited Edition (LE) Giclée fine art prints and canvas are printed signed & numbered by the artist and come with a Certificate of Authenticity. Prints are printed on Premium Luster(E) Satin Photo 10 mil paper using 150+ year pigmented K3 inks and canvas is sealed with a clear satin UV protected coating. Both media come in a variety of sizes.

With proper care, your archival Giclée (pronounced zhee-clay, which is French for “to spray” ink) print will last a lifetime (150+ years or more before any noticeable fading occurs). It should, however, be treated with the care you would give any original fine art work.

For maximum longevity, always frame the print under glass (UV filtering is best) to protect the print from environmental pollutants and never display it in direct sunlight where there is strong ultraviolet radiation. Only allow acid-free or better framing materials to come in contact with the print. Even though state-of-the-art Epson K3 inks are very durable, be careful not to scratch the print or get it wet.

Giclée prints are widely accepted at museums and galleries. Many museums in the United States and abroad have either mounted exhibitions of Giclée prints or purchased prints for their permanent collections. These include: the Metropolitan Museum of Art (New York), the Guggenheim (New York), The Museum of Fine Art (Boston), The Philadelphia Museum, and The Smithsonian Institute. Additionally, many distinguished photographers and artists, among them:  Andrew Wyeth, Jamie Wyeth, Joyce Tennison, Peter Ralston, John Paul Caponigro, Hans Neleman, Raymond Meeks, Dennis Schultz, Peter Nelson and Richard Avedon produce works that are Giclée printed.