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![]() "Repose" |
![]() "Lupin Tears" |
![]() "Autumn's Grace Notes" |
![]() "Autumn Glimpsed" |
![]() "Ascension" |
![]() "Communion" |
![]() "Strangers In Paradise" |
![]() "January Feathers" |
![]() "In My Mother's Memory" |
![]() "Golden Pond" |
What Is a Giclee?
With its origins credited to Graham Nash of the group "Crosby, Stills, Nash, and Young", the Giclée printing process began
in 1989. Giclée (pronounced "zhee-clay") is the French word for "spray." By means of the Giclée process, prints,
transparencies or negatives are scanned and stored digitally in a computer system. The image is then sent to a
high-resolution Iris printer, which uses a continuous stream of minute ink droplets to layer inks onto the paper,
creating the look and feel of original fine art. |
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