Hannah LeFae
Print - 'Drawing Down The Moon'
Print - 'Drawing Down The Moon'
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Museum quality, Archival Certified Giclée Print on German Etching Fine Art Paper.
Giclée printing is an expensive, yet superior in quality, and comparably more environmentally friendly printing method, used for Fine Art Prints.
These prints are Archival Certified for 100 years.
A choice of 8" x 10" or 16" x 20" prints.
300dpi
Larger prints may be available on request.
Due to the high cost of giclée printing, images are printed per order, and will be shipped once received by the artist. It normally takes about a week to get images back from the printer.
Image Name: 'Drawing Down The Moon'
Frames not included.
Process
Process
What is Giclée Printing?
The word Giclée (“gee-clay”), is based on the French verb gicler which means “to squirt or spray” and was originally developed by printmaker Jack Duganne in 1991. Giclée printing is a fine art digital printing method using specialist archival pigment inks and acid-free papers; creating gallery-quality inkjet prints with excellent depth of colour, longevity and colour stability.
The print process involves squirting microscopic dots of pigment ink onto high quality fine art or photographic papers using sophisticated high-end inkjet printers with exceptional accuracy, wide tonal range and colour gamut.
Dimensions
Dimensions
8" x10" or 16"x20"
Each print has a 1cm white boarder for the purposes of handling, framing, and signing. This is included in the size stated.
Larger prints may be available on request.
Care information
Care information
These prints have museum quality archival longevity, and should not begin to fade until after 100 years on display.
For ultimate longevity, prints can be framed behind glass, kept out of direct sunlight, and only handled with clean hands along the boarder.
