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Giclee Prints
These prints are now available in larger sized Giclee Prints, a high resolution ink jet technology now available for fine art reproduction, created one at a time, on archival paper and using a broad range color ink system that makes a dense, rich print almost as good as the original and at a fraction of the price. Great possibilities in beautiful, affordable fine art with scenes of Park City, Cape Cod, and Maine.

		2-5 Pease Boatyard 1	10-5 Guardian	25-3 The Hex-Russell Chase
27-3 Capt. Russell Chase	28-3 Two Boats	36-3 Morning Fog	39-3 Nora II	41-3 First Light-Mill Pond
17-5 Eldredge Garage 1	1-5 Rhodies	20-3 Silverleaf	30-3 Clam Boy	32-3 Nora I
37-7 Tradewinds, Mill Pond	14-5 Halitutu	17-3 Pease Boatyard	34-3 Magic	35-3 Old Dory
13-5 Carly and Tug	19-3 Hearts Desire	Pease Boatyard II	21-3 Dawn Chattam Light	24-3 Peapod
Saling Cape Cod	Noreaster 2007	Eventide, Stage Harbor	Winter Sun Holway St.	38-3 Clam Basket II
43-3 Dragon Fly	12-6 Eldredge Garage II	15-6 Pamet River-Truro	19-6 Coffee Klatch	22-6 Striped Bass
13-6 Morning Breaks- Chatham Lights	14-6 Baiting Up Provincetown	20-6 Dutras Market

*In case you're not sure what a "giclee" print is...*
Giclee (pronounced "zheeclay") is a French word meaning, "fine spray". It is a computer generated print that is produced by the spraying of an image on to fine art paper. Giclee Prints are produced by taking a high quality scan of the original artwork, then printing them using a high quality printer. The inks used are specially formulated so that the fine print heads can spurt jets of ink in minute droplets at a resolution of 1440 dpi. The paper (or acetate, in the case of layered prints) used is specially prepared to accept this type of printing. As with other fine art printing processes, the artist approves "proofs" of the art print to insure that the right tone, depth and color is produced. Until recently inkjet prints were disappointingly fugitive with noticeable fading occurring quite quickly. However, dramatic improvements have been made to the inks used and the paper or canvas accepted by printers. Recent tests show that giclee-quality inkjet prints can have a light-fast life expectancy of 100 to 200 years. When prints are produced on fine quality paper, the print should possess archival standards of permanence comparable or better than other collectible artwork. The visual quality of the print is extremely high and the color saturation and definition stunning. Available in 16x20 and 18x24 sheet size. Custom sizes extra.