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Fine Art Edition Printing Of The Highest Standard

Archival Stability Approved By The Fine Art Trade Guild

All paintings are available in Giclée fine art prints of the highest standard on traditional acid free papers and canvas. These can be mounted and framed or in the case of a canvas print, placed on stretchers similar to an original work of art. For an additional charge, we can stretch your canvas for you on a 3 inch box frame, otherwise, we advise that you consult a professional picture framer. These 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

Each print is accompanied by a Certificate signed by the artist.

For mounting and stretching purposes, the advertised image size includes a 2 inch border for watercolour prints and a 3 inch border for canvas prints. Larger sizes can be printed to order - contact the artist for details. Prints can be ordered online. For sales of originals please e-mail sales@rugbyarts.com If you live overseas payment can be made by an international money mover in your own country's currency at the appropriate exchange rate. For a guide to current exchange rates, see www.xe.com For further information on Allan Storer's work, please call 07866 506841, email, allan@rugbyarts.com or use the form below. Commissions undertaken from your favourite photograph or image.

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.