Biography Exhibitions Publications Statement Abstracts Portraits Of Place Portraits Installations Limited Edition Prints Open Edition Prints 
  (Portraits Of Place) 
PDF Catalog Portraits Of Place 8"x 10" Mixed Media Paintings PDF Catalog MX10 Abstracts MX10 DBP Mixed Media Paintings  Yale Art Portrait Of Place Screen Show and Screen Saver (Only PC) Run Time 3 min. |
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Commission a new Ltd. Print Edition If the print you wish to have in a Ltd. Print Edition is not available, you may start a new edition. To start a new print edition we must have a minimum of 3 prints ordered. This will cover start up costs. |
| To commission a new print enter the Name and size of the Edition. The payment of $ 1,000.00 will secure 3 prints. |
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Frames: You must include Frame purchase with your print order if you want us to assemble it for you. These frames are only available for 8"x10", and 11"x14" prints. Un-Framed prints will be shiped in tube. Silver or Black Nielsen & Bainbridge Metal Studio Frame: This standard metal profile frame is supplied with a basic white Artcare acid free mat, backing and UV Glass. 16"x20" with a mat opening for an 11"x14" image. List: $70.00 14"x18" with a mat opening for an 11"x14" image. List: $70.00 11"x14" with a mat opening for a 8"x10" image. List: $70.00 |
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Archival Digital Prints Giclée (zhee-clay) is a French word that means "to spray", and this term has become the descriptive name for high-quality prints and reproductions that are produced on professional ink-jet printers, using lightfast, pigment-based inks on archival (paper or canvas). The giclee process provides an extraordinary better color accuracy than previous means of reproduction. Limited Editions: These editions are usually consisting of 200 copies or less. Each print or reproduction in the edition is hand-signed and numbered. Each comes with a certificate of authenticity stating the number of prints in the edition, the substrate (paper or canvas) used and the date the edition was released. This certificate also tells what number the print is in the edition. The numbering is expressed as a fraction. The first print in an edition of 25 would be 1/ 25, the second print 2/25 and so on. The artist signs these certificates, guaranteeing the buyer that they are getting a particular print in the edition, and also guaranteeing that when the edition is complete, no more prints of this image will be made. 
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