Giclee Fine Art Prints

Sally Nooney believes that fine art should be accessible. Her giclee print program brings her most beloved paintings to a broader audience without sacrificing quality.

What Is a Giclee Print?

"Giclee" (pronounced zhee-CLAY) is a French term describing the high-resolution inkjet process used to create these prints. Unlike ordinary photographic reproduction, giclee printing uses archival-quality pigment inks on fine art paper or canvas, producing prints that rival originals in color accuracy, tonal range, and longevity — holding their colors for 100 years or more.

Sally's prints are produced by professional fine art printmakers using color-calibrated equipment and archival materials. Each print is inspected before release and signed by the artist.

Available Subjects

• Wildlife — Owls, foxes, deer, bears, hunting dogs, and birds
• Landscapes — Appalachian mountain scenes, autumn color, mountain streams
• Still Life — Fruit, flowers, glass, and found objects
• Women With Attitude — The popular series celebrating female energy and friendship
• Animal Paintings — Mountain wildlife and endearing animal subjects

Creating Your Environment

Sally has worked with interior designers, restaurants, inns, offices, and hotels to create art environments suited to specific spaces. Whether you need a single statement piece or a cohesive collection, Sally's range of subjects offers the flexibility to achieve exactly the look and feeling you want.

"We can create an environment to suit your taste for individuals, interior designers, and commercial concerns — restaurants, inns, offices, etc.!"

Caring for Your Prints

For guidance on displaying and caring for fine art prints, the Library of Congress preservation guidelines offer excellent advice on light, humidity, and framing choices that will protect your investment.

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