I am now offering "Iris prints" also known as giclees, of selected
paintings. Giclée (pronounced zhee-clay') is a French
term meaning to spray, and is descriptive of the process that inkjet printers use.
Millions of extremely tiny droplets of ink are sprayed onto the chosen paper or canvas,
creating a print that is nearly continuous in tone and that rivals the original work in
color reproduction. The texture of the work is quite different from
the original oil on canvas, and more closely resembles a watercolor
painting. These high quality, signed, limited edition
reproductions are printed on archival quality,
Somerset heavyweight textured paper:
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Print Order Form
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Flags on Delancey Street |
Pine Street Shadows |
The Philadelphia Waterworks |
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Breakfast at Pat's |
Dorazio's Cheese |
Boathouse Row, Fall View |
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Winter Boathouse Row, |
Pat's From the Back |
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Just Before Dusk |
Halibut Cove Rooftops (Alaska) |
Rattlesnake Hiker (Squam Lake, New
Hampshire) |
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Morning Light, Rousillon, |
Biker Break in Sault, |
Pumpkin Field |
If you are interested in ordering a print, please note the
title and size, and email it to me:
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