Giclée Prints | |||
| Derived from a French term meaning "spray of ink," the word giclée is used to describe a museum-quality print generated on a high-end fine art printer such as an Iris printer. In the print making process, a fine stream of ink (millions of droplets per second) is sprayed onto an archival art paper or canvas, which is hand-mounted onto a rotating drum, creating the fine art print. | |||
 | Nobska Light and Beach, Woods Hole, Cape Cod |  | Falmouth Heights, Cape Cod |
 | Wood Neck Beach, Sippewissett, Cape Cod |  | Chapoquoit Beach West Falmouth, Cape Cod |
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 | Autumn, The Knob, Quissett, Cape Cod |  | Old Silver Beach Shoreline |
 | The Vietnam Memorial Wall Visit to Falmouth, Massachusetts Summer 2000 |  | Sailboats, Falmouth Harbor, Cape Cod |
Recently Released Giclée Prints | |||
 | The Road to Nobska Lighthouse |  | Tarpaulin Cove and Lighthouse, Naushon Island |
 | Cleveland Ledge Light Buzzards Bay |  | Padanaram Harbor |
 | Tashmoo, Martha's Vineyard |  | Evening , Hadley's Harbor |
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