An archival fine art print is the highest standard in fine art reproduction, designed to preserve the integrity, depth, and texture of an original work. These prints are also referred to as giclée prints, a term used to describe high-quality pigment-based printing on archival papers. Unlike mass-produced posters or traditional offset lithographs, archival pigment prints are crafted using the highest quality materials to ensure longevity, vibrancy, and museum-grade detail.
Each print is produced using Canon’s Lucia Pro pigment inks, formulated for exceptional color accuracy, deep blacks, and rich tonal gradations. When paired with a variety of archival, acid-free fine art papers, the result is a brilliantly precise print with a fade resistance rating of over 200 years for color prints—and nearly 400 years for black and white when properly stored and displayed, ensuring longevity for collectible works to endure for generations.
Whether a photograph, painting, or any other work, the accuracy to the original is unmatched, preserving every fine detail with incredible clarity and realism.
These are open edition fine art prints, meaning they will remain available for quite a while. Still, each one is crafted with the same level of attention and care as a limited edition piece. While they are not numbered like a limited edition, they will still be signed.
All prints are carefully packaged in a heavy-duty mailing tube to ensure they arrive in perfect condition, free from creases or damage.
