A Giclée is an image that is created on or scanned into a computer and then printed on an ink-jet printer. The term literally means "spurt " or "spray."
Special inks produce incredibly true colors without the dot pattern associated with offset lithography. With advances in technology, the giclée has continued to evolve, and has become an accepted printing method. The quality of the inks used to print, and the substrate on which the image is printed, affect the quality and longevity of the print.
A giclée can be either original art (when the image is created originally in the computer) or a reproduction (when an image is scanned into a computer, then printed.)
These giclées reproductions of original paintings by Terry Lacosse. They are signed by the Terry to indicate that the image has been reproduced to his satisfaction but not numbered as there is no requirement to limit the number of images printed.
Each giclee is available in a number of sizes and can also be purchased framed. Call Gallery Lacosse (1.204.284.0726) for availabilty, framing choices and prices.
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Lake Winnipeg, Beach Afternoon, Boy on the Rocks, Pier Perspective, Pier Group, Behind Fleet, Lilac Boarders, Muffins, Provencher Bridge, Between the Houses, Garden of Earthly Delights, Apotheosis, Oil & Water, Prussian Blue, Spring Thaw, Lily & Pad, Dialogue with Rocks, Jog, Beyond Obscurity, Just Past Noon, On A Wing, Boats at Rest, Corydon East, Einfeld's Fall, Thoreau's World
