Round Island Lighthouse Giclée Art Print

Description:

Printed on white, 260g, acid and lignin-free textured fine art paper that’s treated with a lacquer spray coating to protect the art from UV light, moisture and scratches. Presented on a 1/8” vintage mount with an easel back for table top display and a sawtooth for hanging it on a wall.

What is the difference between a Giclée Fine Art Print & Original Block Print?

A giclée is a reproduction of an original piece of art, after it has been scanned or photographed and then digitally printed on fine art paper. Original block prints, on the other hand, are the original pieces of art. In relief printmaking, an artist applies ink to a hand-carved block and then burnishes the inked relief onto a piece of paper. Multiple originals are possible by re-inking the carved surface and burnishing the relief onto a new piece of paper. The total number of identical prints is the edition number. 

About the Artist:

Draw. Carve. Print.  Those are the three steps Michigan artist Natalia Wohletz takes to create linoleum block prints. After carving her first block in fall 2014, printmaking immediately became her passion.  She enjoys exploring printmaking’s place on the border between art and craft, and the challenge of flipping traditional positive-negative space techniques when creating her work.

Natalia is inspired by Michigan's natural landscapes and wildlife.  Many of her designs showcase scenes of Mackinac Island where she spent her childhood exploring the woods and lakeshore.  Natalia's award-winning prints have been featured in ArtPrize and juried art exhibitions throughout Michigan.  She won the Grand Prize in the 2019 Contemporary Art Exhibition at the Richard and Jane Manoogian Mackinac Island Art Museum and four of her commissioned pieces are on exhibit in the Michigan Supreme Court's Hall of Justice.  For every card and original print sold, Natalia makes a donation to support the arts and environmental initiatives in Michigan.