Museum-Quality Giclée Fine Art Prints
Certified Photo Lab
Gallery Wrapped Canvas
✅ 1000x More Color with our 12-Color RGB+CMYK Process.
✅ Archival 100+ Years with Acid-Free or Low Acid Papers.
✅ Packed strong and weatherproof when shipping.
✅ Orders are printed within 1-3 business days.
✅ Gloves are worn while handling.
✅ Each print is individually hand-trimmed by an artist.
✅ Drop shipping available.
❌ No minimum order.
❌ No bends, crinkles, smudges, or fingerprints.
Paper Selections Include;
• Arches
• Canson
• Hahnemühle
• ILFORD
• Innova
• MOAB
• PGHPS Creative Selection
PGH Print Ship is an Industry Member
of the American Alliance of Museums.
PGH Print Ship is an ILFORD Certified Printer Partner, Canson Certified Print Lab, and Hahnemühle Presidents Club Member.
Our giclée art prints are used by:
Photographers
Artists
Art Galleries
Museums
Giclée is a recently introduced word in 1991 that is derived from the French word gicleur which means jet. The word giclée is used to distinguish that an art print is made using high-quality, advanced inkjet printing techniques on archival-quality paper.
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Gicl%C3%A9e
Pronounced
gi·clée
/ZHēˈklā/
Gallery Tags
An essential for any art show, gallery, or museum is an informational gallery tag. Gallery tags are used to communicate with observers so they may gain an understanding of the artist, the title, the price, the owner if it is on loan, and sometimes more information about the art piece and/or its artist’s history. It is important to keep the style of gallery tags minimal so they don’t take attention away from the art.
Foamcore is the best option since it protrudes from the wall.
Card Stock is an economical option.
Orders that are ready to print should be done within 1-3 business days for either method. Gallery Tags are easy to mount with removable mounting tape. All orders are custom so please order the size you think will work best for you. We recommend 3” x 5”. But biographies, informational, or way-finding signs may need to be larger. Please have your design ready to be printed when you order.
We do not offer art photography in-house.
Our longtime art photographer, Pat Bruener, has opened up a photography store in Bloomfield and we would appreciate you giving him your business.
We do not recommend scanning for artwork.
Scanning is best for documents because it blasts light against the glass and creates a high-contrast copy removing any highlighter-like colors.
In the late twenty-teens, mirrorless cameras with high megapixel counts became available to professional photographers bringing an abundance of improved color and quality to digitizing artwork.
