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Giclée [gee-clay]
A rough translation from French is "the spraying of ink."
In technical terms a Giclée is a digital copy of an original work of art using a high-resolution digital file and a wide format seven-color inkjet printer. The printer sprays tiny droplets of pigmented inks on an hand-streched archival canvas or paper to a resolution of 1440 dots per inch. Done well, a Giclée is difficult to distinguish from an original work of art. Reputable museums around the world, including the Louvre, New York's Metropolitan Museum & The Guggenheim display Giclées as part of their collection.
With the latest inksets and ultraviolet protectorate coatings, archival integrity and resistance to fading may go well beyond that of the original work of art. Giclées are widely accepted by collectors for their rich color, overall appearance and unlimited framing options. Each comes with certificate of authenticity & biography - each has been signed & certified by a member of the Empie family.
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Photos of framed Giclée available on request. Framed prices vary with style of frame.
A lazy Sunday afternoon at the local 'watering hole'... He boasts that it gets better mileage!
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"The Dude"
- Open Edition -
18 X 24 Image
$575 - framed
$475 - unframed
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"Buenos Días"
- Limited Edition of 100 -
40 X 36 Image
$2,500 framed
$2,100 - unframed
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Painted in the 1980's, "Buenos Días" has been published numerous times in national publications. It is featured in the Hal Empie Biography and the original is in the art collection of a major eastern bank. |
An Arizona cowboy and his best friend. -- Wonder who hit the high note?
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"The Duet"
- Open Edition -
8 X 10 Image
$375 - framed
$300 - unframed
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"Heaven Sent"
- Limited Edition of 100 -
30 X 24 Image
$1,900 framed
$1,500 - unframed
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The yucca was Mr. Empie's favorite subject to paint! You'll see them many times throughout his work. They are everywhere near his birthplace of Safford, Arizona. |
The original of this was painted in the 1980's. 'North Pasture' is featured on the dust jacket of the book 'Arizona's Hal Empie' published and written by the Arizona Historical Foundation.
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"North Pasture"
- Limited Edition of 100 -
$2,200 - framed
$1,800 - unframed
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"Yuccas in Bloom"
- Limited Edition of 400 -
$500 - framed
$325 - unframed
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| The original was painted in the 1970'S. It was commissioned by a greeting card company.
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| These studies were painted in the 1960's — the originals are owned by the Empie family. |
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"Tres Frijoles"
"Papel de Trigo"
- Set of two -
9 X 12 Image
$900 - framed pair
$700 - unframed
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$1,200 - framed
$795 - unframed
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"One can only imagine the early settlers as they discoverd the Biblical colors of the American Southwest...captured here in Hal Empie's "The Last Wagon". |
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Hal Empie Studio & Gallery
Box 1570 33 Tubac Rd.
Tubac, Arizona 85646
ph. 520-398-2811
Gallery Hours
Daily 10 - 5
Sunday noon - 5
Abbreviated hours June through September - call ahead.
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