About the Prints
These museum-grade prints are sometimes referred to as “giclee” (pronounced “zhee-clay”) prints.  They are produced with state of the art hardware and advanced pigment-based Ultrachrome K3 archival inks which, when framed under UV-glass, have a conservative lifetime of over 100 years.  The papers used in the printmaking include acid-free archival grade Hahnemuhle Albrecht Durer watercolor, 50% rag content, 210 g/m weight, and Epson UltraSmooth Fine Art Paper, 100% cotton rag archival grade, acid-free, mould-made, 325 g/m weight.