The newest printing technique is known as giclée printing, or fine art digital printing. As digital printing has improved, the quality of these prints has inevitably changed since its invention in the 1980s. The first giclée prints were produced with an IRIS printer but are now created with different large format, inkjet printers.
Large scale giclée prints can be quite expensive to print.
The prices, however, usually don’t compare with antique engravings, etchings and lithographs.
Examination - We examine artworks at your residence, your office, your bank, your attorney’s office, your art storage facility or at your hotel if you are traveling. At any art gallery or auctioneer. At any Government Agency office, at any Customs Port of Entry, at any Law Enforcement office or warehouse. In any place of worship or religious congregation building. In the premises of any organization, association, or club. At any library, college, or museum. At any conservator studio or laboratory. For insurance and liability reasons, we don’t receive or examine artworks at our locations.