A giclee print uses acid free thick watercolor paper with archival inks, each rated to last 100 years and more without any noticeable fade. Original watercolors, serigraphs, lithographs, and most other works on paper will fade faster than a well-made giclee. The definition is so precise and sharp (using 300 dpi) that it is often imperceptible from the original.

However, it is important to take special precautions as you would with any fine art. To increase longevity, prints should not be placed in direct sunlight, damp areas, or outside conditions. It is preferable to mat and frame.

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	*Spirit of Spring* *©2007* *limited edition giclee prints* Click for more information
	*Spirit of Summer* *©2007* *limited edition giclee prints* Click for more information
	Spirit of Autumn ©2007 limited edition giclee prints click for more information
	*Spirit of Winter* *©2007* *limited edition giclee prints* Click for more information
	*Spirit of Love* *©2007* *limited edition giclee prints* Click for more information

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