McGee & Co. Sky Studies

A giclée print is a high-resolution, archival-quality reproduction process that uses fade-resistant inks. It is used here to ensure the delicate watercolor-inspired hues and textures of the original artwork are captured with precision and longevity.

No, the Sky Studies 3 is specifically designed for landscape orientation. The hanging hardware is positioned to support the piece horizontally, and the composition of the artwork is intended to be viewed in this specific layout.

Hand deckled edges refer to the paper being torn by hand rather than cut with a blade, resulting in a soft, uneven, and organic border. This detail adds a sense of craftsmanship and texture that sets it apart from standard, clean-cut prints.

The frame features a distressed antique silver finish, which gives it a slightly weathered, vintage character rather than a high-shine metallic look. The inner bead detail adds a subtle layer of traditional elegance that frames the artwork without overpowering it.

Yes, the piece is constructed with glass to protect the paper print from dust and environmental elements. This ensures the integrity of the giclée print over time while adding a polished, finished look to the piece.