Pronounced “zhee-clay.” Fine-art prints made with fade-resistant archival inks and papers — printed right here in the gallery, often the same day.

The word comes from the French gicleur — “to spray.” Giclée is a sophisticated inkjet process that lays down fine droplets of archival pigment, giving smoother color gradations, even in the darkest areas.
Our twelve-color pigment set — including photo cyan, photo magenta, gray, photo gray, red, blue and a chroma optimiser — prints through a head with more than 18,000 nozzles, on rolls up to 60 inches wide.
Your original is shot in our in-house photo room, built specifically for photographing artwork.
We print a proof and compare it with your original side by side.
Once the color is right, we print the edition on the canvas or paper you choose.
Stretch, mount or frame the prints without leaving the building.
Restoration, editing and enhancement for family photographs — then printed on canvas, art paper or photo paper.


A cracked, hand-tinted portrait, repaired and reprinted.


A faded snapshot, color-corrected and enlarged.
Bring in your original, a file, or an old photograph and we’ll talk through sizes, papers and pricing.