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What is a Giclée Print?
Giclée is a French term used to describe a unique continuous-tone printing
technology for creating fine art prints. Giclée literally means 'to spray'.
This refers to the 1 million, 15 micron droplets per second which are sprayed
through each nozzle onto archival museum quality watercolor paper. This accurate
duplication of the original art is used by major contemporary artists (i.e.
Hockney, Clemente, Rauschenberg, etc.) and is shown and collected by many major
museums (i.e. Louvre, Metropolitan, Getty).
Erez's limited editions were printed at Duganne Ateliers in Santa Monica, CA.,
under the expert direction of Jack Duganne, the originator of the print
making term 'giclée'. The synergistic relationship between Erez and Duganne
Ateliers contributes to a print of unsurpassed quality.
Origins |
First Dance |
Sacred Site |
Fires |
Totem |
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Roots |
Deep Roots |
Of The Earth |
Through the Trees |
Scent |
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Allure of Scent |
Child |
Gentle Rains |
Hidden Spring |
Beside the Waters |
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Voices |
Tribe |
Light In the Trees |
Light As The Winds |
In Light Of The Moon |
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Off The Ground |
Rites of Passage |
Passage |
Canopy |
Flight of Leaves |
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Across The Skies |
Through the Sun |
Prayers |
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