If you like these paintings and drawings but  either the price or the size of the image is too big, you might like to have a cheaper  and smaller version.  Reproductions  of the paintings and drawings are available as Giclee Prints.  These are made in small Limited Editions.  Each print is  signed by the artist and uniquely numbered as 1 - 295 out of 295.   You can have a print made on either paper or canvas.  Drawings are  best on paper.  Paintings can be done on either. Below is a selection which gives an idea of how prices  work out. Prints on Canvas come stretched on a wooden stretcher, no frame needed.  Prints on paper will need to be framed.  The edition is closed on the sale of the 295th print.  As the print edition is used up, the prints become more rare and valuable, so the price increases. Each print is sold with a Certificate Of Authenticity, issued by the publisher, carrying all details of the Artist, Printer, Publisher and Copyright Holder, any restrictions or other uses of the image, and all technical specifications to prove that the print is up to Fine Art Trade Guild standards.

These Drawings are available as Gliclee Prints on paper

Size 24" x 16"

$400

These paintings are  available as Giclee Prints on

Canvas Size 32"x 24"  $1100

                                                       These paintings are available as Giclee Prints on Canvas

Size 14" x 29"

$660

The Giclee process is relatively new and has evolved rapidly to the point where the fineness of the image is so great that these prints have a value that is more than just that of a reproduction.  We should think of the print as an object in itself, not just a copy of an original image. The printer and artist work together to produce an object that has its own integrity as a work of art.  Sometimes the artist makes changes deliberately to enhance the print, making it exist in its own right as a  new generation of the original. The production of a Giclée image is far from being  an automatic process. Human involvement and craftsmanship are critical to the final quality of each print.

Click here for a  practical explanation and Giclee information.