Open edition Giclee prints

Giclee printing is used to produce museum quality, fine art reproductions. The Giclee process captures the image quality, exquisite color and exact detail of the original artwork to such a degree that the Giclee print is quickly becoming the new standard in the art industry. Advanced digital cameras, precise, advance digital printers are combined with powerful computers to faithfully reproduce every nuance of the original image. The Giclee print is incomparable to the coarser more visible dot pattern found in offset lithographs. Because of their fine quality, Giclee prints are now found in major galleries, museums and art publisher’s inventories.

Giclees are printed on museum quality paper, one at a time, using achival quality, pigment based inks that will not fade over time as seen in prints produced with lesser quality printing methods. The Giclee image is guaranteed not to fade for over 150 years.

Each print carries a 30-day money back guarantee from the date of delivery when returned in its original condition and the original shipping container. All prints have a certificate of authenticity.

Watercolor paintings by Lisa Grob are copyrighted and may not be reproduced.