Gicleé (zhee-clay)
Print artwork made using a specialized ink spray process (Gicleé is French for "to spray") developed exclusively for fine art printing. The artist's image is first captured digitally and then refined by the artist and master printer through a series of proofs to ensure the color and clarity of the work.

Afterwards, tiny droplets of ink are sprayed onto high-quality printmaking paper, which transfers the image and creates each print in the limited edition series. The combination of special ink and paper creates a print of enduring quality. Gicleé prints are known for their brilliant color range and the details and subtleties they capture.

These are museum quality reproductions and are guaranteed to last 100 years.