About the Prints

All paintings are available as Giclée prints of the highest standard on traditional acid free paper, signed by the artist, numbered and limited to 500 copies worldwide - with the exception of a few prints which are available as lithographs - the number of editions for these may be different. Where this is the case it is clearly marked.

All prints can be mounted and framed similar to an original work of art. The Giclée prints are individually copied for each customer and make owning an expensive work of art affordable.

These high quality prints are printed to stand the test of time using the latest technologies and finest archival materials in a process which is strictly quality controlled by the Fine Art Trade Guild. Further details on the Guild standards can be found at  www.fineart.co.uk

What is Giclée?

Giclée (pronounced Jee Clay) is derived from the French for "little squirt", which relates to the process of squirting extremely fine droplets of ink onto heavy watercolour papers or artist canvas.

The technology behind this printing revolution is a combination of very high quality art scanning techniques, specialised digital printers, along with archival inks and acid free art papers.

A digital printed image is much finer than conventional printing.

Light fast inks give trusted archival stability.