Giclée Prints Available:
What is Giclée? Giclée (pronounced “zhee-clay”) is a French word meaning “a spraying of ink”. Giclée’s have a higher apparent resolution than lithographs and a color range that exceeds that of serigraphy, rendering an amazingly smooth and consistent image, a museum quality fine art reproduction. Giclée prints capture every nuance of an original and have gained wide acceptance from artists and galleries throughout the world. Studio Six Fine Art Online Gallery: |
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Before the Storm 18″ x 24″ This painting is so intriguing, we have actually caught people trying to see farther down the road! |
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In the Toulies 18″ x 24″ Actually the 2nd painting of this scene, as the 1st was lost in a house fire. Gil changed the appearance of one reed. In the 1st painting, it was too long and always bothered him. |
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Evening Lights 18″ x 24″ Painted after the original of ‘In the Toulies’, this original was quickly purchased by the collectors who had the original house fire. |
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Pemaquid Point Reflection This painting was done to prove to Gil’s daughter that he could do it! She had told him that she didn’t think he could! |
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Sheepscott Camp 18″ x 24″ A commission job for faithful collectors of Gil’s work. Prints available.
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Set in Time A commission job to commemorate a car once owned, Gil sought out, and included, a license plate of the same year. The car is a 1931 Chevrolet.
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Oh! What fun! Everyone thinks they know where this is – nobody has gotten it right, yet! | ||||||
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Bosebuck Mountain Lodge 18" x 30" A commission work for Bosebuck Mountain Lodge showing the beautiful lakefront cabins. Prints available.
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UMO Patchwork 18″ x 18″ A commission for UMO, each figure in the quilt became an icon on their webpage, representing a program offered.
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Rockport Harbor Originally painted because Gil was continuously told that he needed a harbor scene in his collection. |
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Heading Out 20" x 30" Everyone seems to think this looks just like relatives of theirs! (ie. Dad and Uncle Joe) Prints available.
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The Team 16″ x 20″ A very popular scene, here in Maine, as most people know someone who used to work the fields like this. |
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