Exhibitions

Limited Edition Giclée Reproductions:

Giclée or Iris prints are produced one at a time using water based inks on Arches 100% cotton rag paper. The use of this fine art archival paper (the same one used by the artist for her original paintings) helps to create results far superior to those of other printing methods. Giclée is a French word meaning “liquid spray.” The original image is first scanned into a computerand color corrected by a graphic artist. Then a special high-tech ink-jetprinter, called an Iris printer, transfers or “sprays” the image of the original painting directly onto watercolor paper with literally millions of microscopic dots of color. The resulting prints are rich in color and saturation often making it difficult to tell the print from the original painting. With their superior quality, Giclée prints have gained wide acceptance. The Louvre in Paris uses them to reproduce and display work too fragile or valuable to normally put on display.

The editions, usually of 100 or less, are numbered and signed by the artist.

In the Collection of:

Community Institute for Psychotherapy
Congregation Kol Shofar
Marin Symphony Orchestra

Art Associations:

Artisans Gallery
Marin Arts Council
Marin Watercolor Society