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Order online 24 hrs a day, every day, on our
secure site. To speak with a sales representative call Golf Art Giclee.com at
Ph: (972) 956-0957
Fax: (972) 745-9081
Mon - Fri, 9:00 AM - 5:00PM CST OR
Email us at info@Golf Art Giclee.com
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What is a Giclee?
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The French word “Giclee” (pronounced zhee-clay) translates in English to
“spraying of ink”. Giclee prints are high resolution digital reproductions
of original artworks using sophisticated printers that spray tiny droplets of ink
onto media such as high quality art papers, canvases and other substrates. The “Giclee”
process provides better color accuracy than any other means of reproduction. Done
properly, Giclee’s are difficult to distinguish from the original.
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What is the benefit of a Giclee?
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Limited edition prints are not mass produced. Each one is created individually to
satisfy your specific order ensuring the highest quality. Every phase of the process,
from color consistency, clarity and saturation, to inspection signing and numbering
your Giclee print is the next best thing to owning the original. Highly collectable,
Giclee prints are an established art medium in the fine arts community and are well
accepted in museums and galleries around the world.
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Will my Giclee print appreciate in value?
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Like all fine arts, both originals and giclee’s, appreciation is subject to market
value fluctuations depending on the life changes of the artist, his/her current
work(s), past market values, current market for portfolio, paintings and any “buzz”
about a future project or gallery showing. Certainly auction records for a particular
artist come into play as well, but generally speaking most good artist’s works do
appreciate in value over time, both originals and limited edition signed and numbered
reproductions.
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What’s the cost difference between an original painting and a Giclee reproduction?
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Collectors, or even the average art buyer can purchase a Giclee print, framed or
unframed at a fraction of the cost of an original painting, yet it is nearly impossible
to distinguish between the two. Also, based the “Print on Demand” process a Giclee
print can be hand “Embellished” by some artist’s making it a one-of-a-kind fine
art addition to anyone’s private collection.
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How does GolfARTGiclee Guarantee it’s Quality?
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Golf Art Giclee has partnered up with companies in both the fine art printing and
framing industries with experience in excess of 100 years. All individuals involved
are committed to printing, framing and shipping the finest possible Giclee product
in the market to our customers. If the product does not pass our rigid criteria
of inspections, it doesn’t get shipped.
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How does GolfARTGiclee’s “7 Day Satisfaction Guarantee” Policy work?
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Basically as the policy statement is stated. If the customer is not satisfied with
the Golf Art Giclee product after receiving in 7 days it can be returned to GolfARTGiclee
for refund. Customer does pay for cost of return freight to GAG, and product does
need to be in good, original condition prior to return and subject to inspection
and sign-off pending final refund being authorized and processed. GAG please asks
shoppers to please shop and buy seriously through GolfARTGiclee as our company cannot
afford any frivolous purchases with our fair return policy.
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Should I get my “Giclee” print framed by GolfARTGiclee?
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Golf Art Giclee does offer framing as an option for some of the artists on it’s
website. The framing company, one of the oldest and most experienced in the Dallas
area will expertly stretch the Gicl’ee canvas, frame to your choice of moulding,
securely pack and ship your finished product to your home address. As we have elected
NOT to be in the frame & glass art business we feel we can provide reasonable
freight costs on the framed Giclee prints to you. Our website design offers a shown
with frame and view on wall feature for those artists affiliated with our framing
program. See Shipping & Delivery
for more info.
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What is a lithograph?
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It is a print made by using a press to transfer an image that was created initially
on stone or metal plate to paper. Lithography, printing process, invented in 1798
by Alois Senefelder depends on a chemical interaction grease, nitric acid, gum Arabic,
and water. A “Print” is the generic term for an image produced in multiple, and
there are many different kinds of prints.
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How does a lithograph fine art print differ from other prints?
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Lithographs differ from etchings, engravings, serigraphs and woodcuts in materials
and process. As opposed to many other print processes which depend upon incised
or carved lines, lithography is a planographic process that depends upon the mutual
repulsion of grease and water.
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Does GolfARTGiclee offer Limited Edition Litho’s?
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Although we specialize in Giclee prints, some of our featured artists also offer
signed and numbered limited edition fine art golf lithographs, some recounting some
of our greatest golf legends & moments.
Display the Moment.
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