What makes a
gicleé print so special?
| The gicleé (pronounced "jeeclay") is a category of fine art often called "iris" after the original digital inkjet printer that produced the print. "Giclee" is a French term translated as "spray of ink". Each print has an intensity of color and detail and an almost photographic mirroring of the original which makes it a valued addition to the art collector. It is a new art form that has been widely accepted by museums and galleries. For this reason it is not unusual to see the words "museum quality" assigned to a limited edition iris-giclee print. Every individual giclee print is a collaboration between printer and artist. |
SCOTT FRASER
LIMITED EDITION IRIS Gicleé Prints
NOTICE: Only 100 prints are available of each of these fine works of art.
"White Orchid "
30" X 17.75 "
$875 - Unframed
$1275 - Framed
"Patterns II"
22" X 23"
$800 - Unframed
$1100 - Framed
"See No Evil, Hear No Evil,
Speak No Evil"
14" X 21"
$700 - Unframed
$1000 - Framed
"Fly By Night "
29" X 16.75 "
$825 - Unframed
$1225 Framed