Aye! Chihuahua Limited Edition Giclee Print by Margaret Sweeney
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Description
Aye! Chihuahua Limited Edition Giclee Print by Margaret Sweeney. Image size is 11.5" x 15" on an 11" x 17" paper.
Printed on quality fine art paper with 200 year archival inks.
Signed and numbered by the artist. It is # 59 of Limited Edition 450.
Please click on the link to her website and take a look at all of her beautiful work!
Limited Edition Giclee Prints
The Giclee print combines the beauty and brilliance of printing tecnique with 200 year archival pigments on quality watercolor or print paper. The process produces incredibly detailed prints and accurate color.
The quality of the Giclee print rivals the traditional silverhalide and geletin printing process and is commonly found today in museums and art galleries.
I believe in a quality product which is what the Giclee provides. I put far to much blood and sweat into my paintings to not have them reproduced with the best process available.
Limited Edition prints are numbered and signed. Each print is inspected for color accuracy to the original.
A $5.00 shipping charge will be added to the winning bid.
Special Instructions
Margaret Sweeney is a graduate of the University of Cincinnati with a B.S. in Graphic Design. Throughout her advertising career Margaret has always painted in her spare time. Twenty years ago she decided to quit the day job and paint full time. She has never looked back.
Before painting dogs, Margaret did a series of paintings of the Amish country in Holmes County which were sold in local galleries. Three paintings Back Alley Blues, Mooney's Cottage, and Cedar Key Inn have won international awards and traveled in exhibitions in the U.S. and abroad.
In 1988 Margaret started painting her pug, Brutus and issued her first limited edition print, Couch Pug-tatoes. She now has 86 breeds and 98 prints. Her prints are available in Limited Editions, Open Editions, note cards, art cards, and labels. Margaret lives in Florida and is assisted by her two shelties MacIntosh and Glory Day. But the real boss is Isabella the cat who thinks she is a dog.