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prints)
How to
order prints:
High-quality, limited edition Giclée
prints of the paintings above are available for purchase.
The prints include a Certificate of
Authenticity.
High quality prints are ready
for framing.
Two ways to purchase prints:
1. Contact Judith Holland
at the following e-mail address:
judyan@insightbb.com
In your e-mail include the name
and number of prints you wish to purchase and the city and state
of your location. Judith will reply with the total cost of
the prints plus shipping and a suggested method of payment.
2. Prints may be purchased
through one of the following Galleries and shops: Landmarks
Gallery, Kavanaugh
Art Gallery, Watefront
Gallery, and Lighthouse
Inn
Giclée
(zhee-clay) is a French term meaning "spray of ink".
This is the basis for Giclée reproductions. The
reproductions are printed using an Iris Inkjet Printer, which
displaces 1800 dpi (dots per inch) of ink in the four colors
required for proper reproductions as used in four color separation
technology. In the scanning process the original artwork is
mounted to a large drum, over which a scanning head passes in very
close proximity to the canvas. As the drum rotates at a high
rate of speed, the scanning head records the image into a digital
file, which is received by a computer. The printing process is the
reverse of scanning, whereby the image is placed onto the paper by
applying the four colors simultaneously, rather than one at a time
as done in the four color printing process. The drum rotates
at a high rate of speed, and the inkjets travel across the paper
very slowly, laying down all four colors. The paper used is
330gm Somerset. Color registration is exact which makes the
proofing process shorter. Iris Giclée prints are widely accepted
by galleries and museums.
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