What is a Fine Art Giclée?

Giclée (pronounced ghee-clay) is a French word meaning “to spray”. Giclee fine art printing provides a luminosity and brilliance that represents the artist’s original artwork better than any reproduction technique available today. Combined with the finest quality canvas and inks, giclee reproductions rival even the original artwork in beauty and detail. Prominent art museums such as MOMA, the Guggenheim, Smithsonian Institute, Metropolitan Museum of Art and the LA Museum of Modern Art have hosted exhibitions featuring giclée prints.

CanvasGicleePrinting.com uses only Epson printers and Epson pigmented inks which give our prints a lifespan of 100 years plus. We specialize in museum grade canvas printing. Our clients demand the highest quality available. We use the finest canvas on the planet and flood coat each print with the best UV varnish in the industry. Our prints do not crack, peel, chip, or fade. Orders range from as small as 1 print to as large as hundreds of prints per month.

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This is how it works

Fill out the order form indicating size and quantity, rolled or stretched, stretcher bar size, stretched for framing or gallery wrapped. If you are a photographer, it’s simple. Just upload your highest resolution digital file to our secure server. After we receive your file, Josh will personally speak with you about proofing (if requested) and color adjustments you may desire. If you are an artist, you will need to ship your original to our studio. Then Josh photographs the original using Hassenblads legendary CFV-39 digital back resulting in the finest digital capture anywhere. You will see scanning fees on our price list page. We will then mail you a varnished canvas proof approximately 11x14 for your approval ( if requested). If you provide us with your digital file and proof, we may skip this step. Your original artwork will be returned with your order. We try to make this process as simple as possible for you. You can call or email Josh anytime which takes all the guesswork out of the whole equation. Thank you.