Chances are, the print you are interested in is from an original artwork that has been sold. Stretched canvas giclees are truly the next best thing.

Pronounces zhee-CLAY, the word itself is a derivative of the French verb "gicler" meaning "to spray or squirt.” The word was coined in 1991 by Jack Duganne in Los Angeles, California, and it describes a printing process using digital technology and inkjet printing to reproduce an exact copy of a work of art.

Images are generated from high-resolution digital scans of fine art, then printed with high-quality archival inks sprayed onto a canvas or specialized papers. This method provides incredibly detailed art reproductions with better color and tonal accuracy than any other means of printing.

Once you have made your choice, it’s as easy.
Contact Bill Dacko at 407-496-9524
or email at bdacko@cfl.rr.com.

At that time, we’ll get your shipping information and process your payment. We take Visa, Mastercard and American Express. Please note that if you live in Florida (as we do), 6% sales tax will be tacked on. Shipping is free!

We will ship by Fed Ex, notifying you of the tracking number once your package is sent. Please expect about 2 weeks between the time you order and the time you receive your print(s).

**Currently, we are only selling in the continental United States**

Free in the continental United States

Ink: Epson UltraChrome GS-3
Printer: State-of-the-art Epson S80600 Ultrachrome Solvent Inkjet
Media: Reflections Solvent canvas
Stretcher bars, wood: Fredrix standard ¾” deep and 1 ½” wide
Finish: Gloss (UV and moisture protectant)