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GICLEE ART PRINT ON CANVAS INFO

Limited edition, signed and numbered Giclee Prints are available on canvas or fine art paper.

Choose paintings from the online galleries –

2003-2006

2007 -

Cover art*

Please email me at mick@hiveart.com for quote or any questions.

Approximate prices

(print only - stretching,framing,freight extra)–

18” wide print onto CANVAS $150 - $250

larger sizes are available for some images, email for info.

A4 size print onto fine art paper $65

A3 size print onto fine art paper $100

Final price will depend on the relative dimension of the painting of your choice.

Canvas prints are limited* to 25 prints, all will be signed and numbered by the artist.

Fine art paper prints are limited* to 100 prints, all will be signed and numbered by the artist.

*Canvas prints of paintings in the ‘Cover art’ gallery are limited to 100 prints, and 250 paper prints. all will be signed and numbered by the artist.

GENERAL INFO ON GICLEE PRINTS

All prints onto canvas will have a 3 inch white border, this is to enable stretching. Prints onto paper will have a ½ - 1 inch border.

We can have your print stretched onto frames (at a price) or you can easily get it done yourself by any reputable framer/art shop. The advantage of getting it done yourself is the freight costs will be much cheaper, especially for overseas buyers, we would send you the prints rolled up in a postal mail tube. Freighting a stretched canvas is more involved and costly but of course the choice is yours and I can quote you both options. Framing is also possible, please email for quote.

The print onto canvas is of high quality. This is a quote from the printers website.

“The prints produced are known as 'Pigment on Cotton', 'Pigment on Rag' or 'Giclee Prints'. Pigments on cotton rag papers have proven to be highly archival (consider for example Rembrandt's etchings - they were made using pigment inks on cotton papers). The process we use is now generally regarded as one of the most stable colour printing processes available at this time - far more stable than traditional RA4 chemistry (i.e. photographic lab) prints - and more beautiful as well! Even Cibachrome/Ilfochrome and traditional fibre based black and white prints no longer offer any advantage over the pigment on rag process, with manufacturer independent testing suggesting life spans of pigment prints comparable to, or exceeding, traditional silver based chemistry prints.

There is currently no other process that offers the combination of flexibility, control, beauty and longevity of Pigment on Cotton.”

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