All of the images in the Galleries are available as giclee prints. Roughly translated, giclee is French for "to sprinkle ink." Technically speaking, it's a digital method for printing fine art. The image is digitally captured in a high resolution camera where it can be refined before the printing process. The ink is then sprinkled on to the paper or canvas at 1440 droplets per inch. The end result displays contrast and rich color, and a wider tonal range than that of lithography or serigraphy. Giclees retain a 150+ lifespan under normal viewing conditions. Each Ann Litrel giclee is hand highlighted and signed by the artist. Images from American Visions are reproduced on canvas and stretched on a frame, The Eternal Garden works are printed on William Turner paper, 300 pound stock.

This high level of craftsmanship gives you a giclee that is astoundingly identical to the original work.Some originals are also available. For more information, please contact the artist by Email through this website, or call (770) 517-3060.

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