The Little Prince Is Back
Gisèle Benoit
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360,00 $ CAD
Additional information
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Type |
Giclée |
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Signed and numbered |
Yes |
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Edition |
250 |
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Support(s) |
Canvas |
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Certificate of authenticity |
Yes |
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Original painting available |
No |
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Gisèle reveals other secrets of this painting in the Frisson Sacré du monde sauvage art book, available on our online shop. The original painting belongs to the artist's personal collection and is permanently exhibited at the Monique and Gisèle Benoit Centre. This is an oil on canvas in the size 48" x 36" (122 cm x 91 cm).
Fine art prints to spread the beauties of art and nature
Each year, Monique and Gisèle allow the reproduction of a limited number of original paintings. They do this essentially to make the products derived from their art accessible to all budgets, and above all, to finance the educational projects of the Society of Art and Science for Nature (SAS Nature), the non-profit organization of which they are co-founders.
THE GICLÉE: THE TOP IN FINE ART REPRODUCTION
Giclée is the generic term used throughout the world to characterize an art print on a high definition, large format inkjet printer. This word perfectly describes the principle used to deposit the ink in the form of fine droplets diffused by inkjet printers. Today the giclée defines the very high quality digital reproduction of an original painting.
THE PHOTOLITHOGRAPHY: CLASSIC AND AFFORDABLE
Photolithography involves a traditional printing process based on colour separation: four-colour offset lithographic printing. A photolithography can be
produced from the photograph of a painting.
METAL PRINT
Metal prints are synonymous with performance for photographers and painters. These fine art prints, commonly seen in galleries, seduced Monique and Gisèle Benoit because of their quality and modernity.
