I have noticed different types of
images such as prints, giclee, etc. What does this
mean?
We offer many
images, over 70 now, and we offer many of those images in
different formats from posters to prints to very high
quality art reproductions. Basically, a poster is
printed on thinner, glossy paper and is the most economical
reproduction. Next, there are a series of prints,
typically on a better paper and printed with traditional
printing methods. In some cases, the prints can be
printed on very fine quality art paper that help the image
to last a very long time [usually decades]. Finally,
there are giclee prints. Giclee prints use a modern
technology that more closely resembles the original
painting. Giclee prints are also printed on the
highest quality art paper assuring a faithful reproduction
of the original art and solid investment for the future.
What is an Artist Proof?
An Artist Proof
is a reproduction, such as a print or a giclee, that has
been reviewed by the artist for perfection. The artist
assures that the image is a truthful representation of the
original artwork. The review of each reproduced image
takes time by the artist and therefore increases the value
of the image over other images that have not been
scrutinized and proofed in such a rigorous manner.
What is the difference between Signed
and Signed and Numbered?
A reproduced
image that is signed means that image, poster, print, etc.,
bears the autograph of the artist and make the reproduced
art more collectable. A reproduction that is Signed
and Numbered, bears not only the artist's autograph but also
is numbered.
How many prints were in the
original Coors Collector Series that were produced and
marketed by Coors?
Colorado Coolade
Taste The High Country
Ain't No City Beer
Baked
Beans and Beer
Chuckwagon
Good Times
A Rocky
Mountain Legend
All other Coors
images are "additions to the series" by Gordon Snidow, they
were not marketed by Coors as part of their Coors Collector
Series.... They are:
Joe and The Silver Bullet
Quality Time
The Original
The Brew master
Hambone and Beer
After Hours
Happy Hour
How do you ship?
We always use
FedEx Ground as we have found their service to be superior.
So, when you order, please be sure to give us an address
where Fedex can deliver [no PO Boxes please]. For
posters and certain other products, we will send the
products in a normal mail tube. For the fine art
prints, we will send them flat in order to protect the
image. They are packaged in a cardboard sleeve and
prior to that, wrapped in a plastic sleeve to assure its
protection.
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