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Giclee Fine Art Prints/Reproductions

Esteemed by artists and fine art collectors alike for their exquisite quality and accurate reproduction of the original artwork, giclees (zhee-clays) are the hottest contemporary art medium on the market today. NuArt has partnered with American Litho Color, an industry leader in giclee printing, to publish museum quality print editions that are exact replicas of the original by using the most advanced technology available. Giclees are considered to be the next best thing to owning the actual original piece of art and can be found in high profile museums, such as the New York Metropolitan Museum and Museum of Modern Art.

Facts about NuArt Giclee prints/reproductions

  • Giclee prints are printed on canvas and are archival for 150 years.
  • Giclee prints are coated with a laminate that offers UV protection and scratch resistance.
  • Giclee prints have a published limited edition size.
  • Each giclee print is signed, numbered, and comes with a Certificate of Authenticity & artist resume/bio.
  • Museum Quality Giclees are considered to be fine art investments as they too can increase in value over time like the original.
  • Giclee prints are available in a variety of sizes to choose from and make art affordable for every budget.

Are all Giclee Prints Available On The Market The Same?

Not all giclees are created equally. Before teaming up with American Litho Color, I visited numerous shops online and in malls that had very cheap "giclees" available for sale to the public. I thought, "This is too good to be true." And it was. When I started my research on giclees, I learned that you essentially get what you pay for. For those that want to cut costs, they use a cheap printer and get cheap prints that are archival 5-10 years. This means that they will not hold up over time and will fade considerably. I also discovered that the low prices were due to the poor quality inks and non-archival substrates (canvas or paper) that the printers were using, not to mention that most of them don't clear coat for UV protection and scratch resistance.

Everyone that sees the prints that American Litho Color produces for me are amazed by the faithfulness to the original painting, the color intensity/vibrancy, and image clarity. All of those characteristics combined with the archival materials that American Litho utilizes gives me full confidence that my patrons will be able to enjoy their giclees for many years to come and hand them down to future generations.

If you have any questions about Giclees, please contact me at michelle@nuart.us.