Giclée Printing

Giclée printing is a modern, advanced method of fine art reproduction that meets the highest expectations of artists, collectors, and museums alike.
As a result, giclée fine art printing is now considered equivalent to the more widely known traditional printmaking techniques such as etching, screen printing, and lithography.

The Giclée Fine Art Print

Giclée fine art prints represent the highest quality printed works available today, produced using state-of-the-art technology. However, giclée is not only a printing technique — it is also a form of art publishing. It allows the artist to create unique pieces or limited editions based on a digital artwork, a digital photograph, or a digitized reproduction of an existing original work.

The creation of a giclée print is a collaborative artistic process between the artist and the master printer, during which the artist supervises and approves every detail of the production.

The Certificate — An Essential Companion to the Giclée Artwork

The certificate serves as the official document of authenticity for the fine art print. It includes the details of limited editions and unique pieces, as well as a formal statement from both the artist and the publisher confirming that no more than the specified number of prints will be produced from the artwork.

The certificate also indicates the official release date of the edition, which may be either the date of approval of the proof print or the date when the first print was completed.

Holographic Identification Label

We maintain a detailed registry of all unique and limited edition prints produced by us. In order for the certificate we issue to remain valid and authentic, we carefully track every giclée edition and ensure continuous numbering of all prints.

Each print receives a holographic identification label featuring the Publisher’s logo and its unique registration number. A matching duplicate of this label is affixed to the certificate, creating a secure link between the artwork and its corresponding certificate.

The Publisher’s certificate is produced with a special anti-counterfeiting graphic design similar to those used for banknotes. It contains information in both Hungarian and English and includes the required signatures, the holographic identification label, and an embossed seal impression for additional security.

The Crystal Gloss Film Finish is a distinctive presentation technique that gives the photograph a refined, glass-like high-gloss surface. The print is mounted onto a black light-blocking backing board, preventing light from passing through the image and ensuring maximum depth and contrast.

The glossy surface intensifies colors and enhances fine details, creating a vibrant, eye-catching visual effect. Thanks to the film’s reflective brilliance, every tone appears richer and more dynamic, naturally drawing the viewer’s attention and holding it.

This finish highlights the full color spectrum of the image, making it particularly powerful for expressive, high-contrast, or richly saturated photographs. The result is a striking visual presence that commands attention in both gallery spaces and contemporary interiors.

Produced with archival-quality materials, photographs finished with Crystal Gloss Film Finish are designed to resist fading for decades under proper display conditions. The smooth surface is also easy to maintain it can be gently dusted, wiped, and cleaned without compromising the image quality.