Ann Hayes

Ann works in water color.  Most paintings are also available as Limited Edition Giclée prints.

What is a Giclée?

Giclée (pronounced g-clay) is a fine art print from a digital source printed by ink-jet. The name refers to the French term for “spray” which is how the continuous tone pigment is applied. When printed on fine art paper or canvas, and using archival pigments, they are rated to last up to 100 years. Artists work with a printer to accurately capture the color and detail of the original painting for the highest quality image. The Giclée prints here are produced on Arches water color paper and archival ink for unmatched color ink stability.

The numbers you see on a print (1/100) indicate the sequence the print holds in the edition and the total number of prints in the edition (1 = first print created/100 = total number of prints in the edition.)

As with all art, care should be taken to keep prints protected from direct sunlight and moisture by using proper framing, archival mats and backing, and glass or Plexiglas over images on paper.

 

	Winter Dunes
	Striped Bass Run
	St Pauls
	South Wind
	Rooftops
	Rollfast
	January Beach
	Front Porch
	Fishing Lures
	Ferris Wheel
	Dune Fence
	Coastline
	Blue Rocker
	Beach Bicycle
	Attic Bath
	All Saints Church

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