Art Reproductions by Mary Spears in Hawaii

About the Giclée Process
The giclée (pronounced "zhee-clay") printing process was originally developed in 1989 as a method of creating digitial fine art prints. The word giclée is French for "to spray ink." Mary works traditionally in oil, watercolor or woodblock prints, then creates a high quality digital image from the finished artwork. Giclée prints are produced on watercolor papers, canvas or heavy glossy paper. The technology provides incredible detail and brilliant color. The resolution is higher than traditional offset. Archival inks produce prints that have a longer life than colorants used in many forms of original art,and considerably longer than traditional photographic or printing techniques.

The digital images of these Reproductions provide a close approximation of the print.
The color, texture, and three-dimensional elements can only be fully appreciated in person.
The prices are for unframed pieces. Substrate used for printing is indicated.

All Shipping and Handling are included in the price. I ship Priority Mail, Insured.
At this time I am only shipping to the 50 states within the US. For International orders, please contact me.

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	see more detail Hawaiian Breezes 16" x 20" Giclee on Canvas $375.00				see more detail Spencer Beach 16" x 18" Giclee on Canvas $375.00
	see more detail Sunset at Hapuna 15" x 24" Giclee on Canvas $425.00				see more detail Mahai'ula 20" x 40" Giclee Reproduction on Canvas $550.00
	see more detail Ocean Meditation 30” x 40” Giclee Reproduction on Canvas $550.00				see more detail Mau Mai 14" x 18" Giclee Reproduction on Canvas $275.00

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