Fine Art Giclée Prints on Canvas

Bogdanoff is the sole creator and producer of Bogdanoff Gallery's giclée art. Unlike offset litho, there is no dot pattern on a giclée. And, unlike a serigraph, which is an interpretation of the original, a giclée is an exact likeness of the original. Bogdanoff prints the image on heavyweight-quality canvas, spraying archival-quality inks at extremely high resolution that are diffused into the canvas surface. Artwork stunningly similar to the original is created--with vibrant, accurate colors, deep blacks, and remarkable depth. Every limited-edition canvas giclée is signed and numbered, and available stretched or rolled.

Giclée prints have an impressive exhibition record. They have been shown in museums and galleries throughout the world.  Dozens of museums have mounted exhibitions or purchased giclées for their permanent collections. These include The Metropolitan Museum, the Guggenheim, and the Museum of Fine Arts, among others. Giclée art can also be found in thousands of galleries and auction houses throughout the world. Individual giclée works have fetched many thousands of dollars at auction.