Maine

Giclée is a type of fine arts print. The word is pronounced “zhee’clay” and it comes from the French term “gicleur,” which means “to spray.” This is a nod to the specifics of giclée—in the printing process, an inkjet printer sprays the ink onto watercolor paper or canvas. As a result, you get high-resolution 2-D art replicas.

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  • Lobster Bisque | Giclee` Prints
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  • Puffins | Giclee` Prints
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  • Family of Loons | Giclee` Prints
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  • Dahlias with a bud as well as other dahlias peeking out from the leaves
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  • Indian Corn | Giclee` Prints
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  • The porch is of a 1920's summer home so it is a 'deep' porch with a great view of Boothbay Harbor. This painting is in a private collection.
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  • Old Friend - York Beach, ME | Giclee` Prints
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  • Rubeckia Bargin | Giclee` Prints
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  • A porch on Paddy Creek in Maine viewing the marsh waterways.
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  • Apple Pie with a white and green gingham cloth in a bowl with red and green apples
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  • Mermaid Weathervane | Giclee` Prints
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  • Knitting for the winter in a cottage by the sea.
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