The print is made in the highest quality and is called in the giclée (pronounced "zhee-clay"). The technique is attributed to Frenchman Jack Duganne, who in 1991 was the first to use giclée for the production of high quality art prints. It is not a cheap printing technique, which is why giclée prints are used primarily for the production of exclusive printing. Giclee prints are produced from a digital source, typically a high resolution digital photo. Then use a professional inkjet printer to spray the colors on the paper or canvas, often in a quite thick layer. Today, it is perceived by many as a modern high-quality lithography.
Lithography (Color)
Aperol Spritz
600,00 kr. – 1.200,00 kr.
The beautiful evenings in the summer of Italy. In cafes and restaurants, people enjoy this lovely national beverage, with the amazing orange color. Aperol Spritz is the title of this image.
Only 30 unique copies of this lithography are produced and each copy is signed and numbered.
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| Dimension: | Kvadrat (420x420mm), Kvadrat (297x297mm), Kvadrat (210x210mm) |
English 
Danish
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