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What is a giclée print?
Giclée (pronounced zhee-KLAY) is a fine art printing process that uses archival pigment-based inks sprayed onto premium paper. The result is a print with exceptional colour accuracy, rich detail, and a lifespan of well over 100 years — the same standard used by museums and galleries worldwide.
What paper do you print on?
Your print is produced on Canson Baryta Gloss, a heavyweight archival-quality fine art paper. Its smooth surface helps keep subtle tones and textures clear, with very little glare.
What does "limited edition" mean?
Each image is produced in a strictly limited number of copies. Once an edition sells out, that image will never be reprinted. Every print is accompanied by a numbered and signed certificate of authenticity, making each one a unique and collectible work of art.
What sizes are available?
All prints are available in A2 size, in two options: unframed or framed (with a white frame). Both options are from the same edition of 20.
Will the colours look exactly as they do on screen?
Printed colours may differ slightly from how the artwork appears on your screen, as monitor settings, brightness, and colour profiles vary. Every print is carefully colour-managed to ensure the highest possible accuracy and fidelity to the original work.
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