Manhattan at Night, Signed, limited edition Archival Ink Print, Giclée, Cityscape of Third Avenue NYC Oil Painting

Details

"Third Avenue and 33rd Composition".

This is a signed, stamped, and numbered, limited edition Giclée print. Unframed but backed with acid free foam core and matted.

Image Size: 12" x 18"
Image has 2" white border around all 4 sides
Print is matted and backed with acid free boards 18"x24" is the total size of matted art.
Medium: Giclée
Edition of: 45
Signed, stamped & numbered by artist Tony Reinemann

Art is shipped flat.

This limit edition was produced on archival Hahnemühle fine art, 308 gsm paper.
This heavier paper is 100% cotton; a bright white rag based paper with a smooth calendered traditional printmaking surface.

The art is matted with a 4 ply, white, acid free Crescent Matboard chemically treated to eliminate the acids and lignins that normally degrade art work and mat boards. Crescent Board is intended for minimum levels of conservation. Art is also backed by Bainbridge ® Artcare ™Archival Foam Board.


ABOUT THIS PAINTING
The original oil painting ""Third Avenue and 33rd Composition" was created on a prepared masonite panel, 12"x 18"; a very sharp and focused detailed painting of a view from my 32nd Street Studio. I wanted to paint a variation of the backdrop of another larger painting I did entitled "Schoolyard on 32nd Street-Dreaming". I felt a cropping of that painting's background would work as a composition on it's own.


View my paintings at https://www.tonyreinemann.com

Art copyright © Tony Reinemann -All Rights Reserved

Giclée (pronounced "zhee-clay") is French meaning "to spurt or spray.” With the advent of giclée, the art of reproducing fine art has become much more precise. Giclées produce the highest apparent resolution available today -- as high as 1,800 dots per inch. Since no screens are used, the prints have a higher apparent resolution than lithographs and a color range that exceeds that of serigraphy. Giclées give a full color spectrum and capture every nuance of an original. Fade resistant archival inks and archival substrates are used when creating a Giclée.
The patented printing technology utilizes microscopically fine droplets of ink to form the image. A print can consist of nearly 20 billion ink droplets. This unique patented feature produces a near continuous tone image, smoother gradation between tones, and a more finely differentiated color palette.