Archival "Giclee" Prints
Archival Printing, or also called Giclee Printing as a specific term, which refers to the highest achievable reproduction quality.
Ultra-fine resolution nozzles spray 12-color true-pigment ink onto an acid-free, thick, special Cotton Rag Paper.
The advantages are evident: the paper itself cannot degrade or become yellow, and the colors are highly vivid, and dont loose their brightness and clarity, even after 200+ years.
Therefore it is called Archival Printing. It is the high end of artwork reproduction.
From Print to Presentation
To achieve the best quality and presentation, we recommend a Frameless Float Mount as the first option. The print is mounted on a rigid white board that extends beyond the image, creating a clean, modern presentation without glass or a traditional frame. This gives the print the presence of an original artwork. For real long-term preservation, we recommend the industry-standard 100% Cotton Rag Board, also known as Museum Board. As an alternative option, an Acid-free Foam Board.
If you prefer a Framed Mount, consider displaying the frame without glass, or choose an anti-reflective glass/cover. This helps to present the full clarity, intensity, and brightness of the true-pigment colors.
We recommend ordering the print itself, which arrives securely protected in a roll. You may then choose a local mounting solution tailored to your preferences.
Optional standard framing options are also available.
Color Accuracy
Utilizing high-density pigment inks to achieve a wide color gamut, ensuring every subtle hue and gradient of the original artwork is reproduced with clinical precision.
Paper Grade
Printed exclusively on acid-free, PH-neutral archival substrates. These museum-grade materials provide a tactile, refined surface that preserves the integrity of the art.
Longevity (200+ years)
Designed to last generations, our Giclée prints offer exceptional resistance to fading. Under normal indoor lighting conditions, colors remain vivid for over 200 years.