Frequently Asked Questions
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A giclée print is an archival digital reproduction of an original artwork created with a high-resolution scan using an inkjet printer with archival inks and papers, ensuring superior color, accuracy and longevity.
The term comes from the French word "gicler," meaning "to spray," which refers to how the ink is applied during the printing process.
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The Gallery is very part-time these days with no regular hours. It's best if you Connect with Tom and arrange for an appointment.
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Go to the Connect page and drop me a line.