| ABOUT US |
Cutter & Cutter Fine Art, Inc. is the centerpiece of fine art in St. Augustine, Florida.
We own and operate seven locations in downtown St. Augustine including four art galleries, a full service frame
shop, a secure and climate-controlled warehouse (including an in-house shipping department) and an office staffed
by art professionals. We offer original and limited edition fine art from various genres and can assist you in all of
your fine art needs.
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| GALLERY INFORMATION |
Originals - Originals range in size and price from $1,000.00 to $54,000.00
Call for details.
Giclee - Giclees have revolutionized the art industry and are considered to be the state of the art form
of reproducing the artist's original work. Giclee is a digital method of reproduction where the original
artwork is scanned onto a computer disk and a revolutionary process sprays micro jets of pigmented inks
onto artist canvas or archival paper. The result of the small pixels of color provide an amazingly smooth and
consistent image. With tremendous fidelity to the original, it can portray color, light, shadow and subtleties
like no other method. Giclee is the wave of the future in fine art.
Lithographs - Lithographs are made by printing paper or canvas on a printing press. Four separate colors
are applied as a pattern of "dots" (microscopic ink drops) on the canvas. Loves' carries canvas transfers
in many editions.
Etchings - Etching is one of the most ancient forms of print making.
Etchings are "original prints", an extension of the artist's original work. The artist takes a copper plate and draws into it with a stylus.
He then wipes the plate with ink, lodging the ink into the etched lines, places a piece of paper on top and puts it through a press which
exerts pressure, transferring the ink from copper to paper, just as the artist has drawn it.
Serigraph - Serigraphs are manufactured by creating "screens" that are laid on top of the canvas. The screens
have hand-cut holes cut in them that allow ink to flow through them onto print. By cutting holes in the screens in different shapes and sizes,
ink can be laid down in different areas of the print.
For cleaning your canvas, simply dust the print with a feather duster as necessary.
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