Giclée prints are now embraced by dozens of museums around the world including New York's Metropolitan Museum, the Guggenheim, the National Museum of Mexico, the Corcoran in Washington, D. C. and the High Museum in Atlanta, as well as the Louvre Museum in Paris, which uses giclée prints in lieu of original art now too fragile to exhibit. Giclée prints provide opportunity to develop collectors with less deep pockets. Contemporary artists are not only reproducing their work with giclée prints, they are turning them into uniques with the addition of drawing, painting, collage, and silkscreen touch plates. Artists are also creating original art digitally for the medium. Another advantage to giclée printing is printing on demand, which minimizes the requirement of a large outlay of money required for edition printing.

We, at Kolor Graphics Bureau, continue our commitment to art, artists, and the art community by providing affordable archival giclée prints on Somerset Enhanced Velvet substrate at extremely affordable prices. All prints are embossed with our studio chop. Certificates of Authenticity are provided for limited editions. We bring our eye and experience in working with artists to achieve the very best results possible.