Definition: High-quality fine art prints created using materials and processes engineered for museum-level preservation and resistance to aging.

Material Type:  Giclée or fine art inkjet prints, often produced in limited editions.

Quality:  Printed with pigment-based archival inks on acid-free, lignin-free paper—frequently 100% cotton rag or similar museum-grade paper. Offers exceptional image stability, rich color depth, and superior resistance to fading and yellowing. Preferred by professional artists, collectors, galleries, and institutions for long-term display and investment.