An overview of the pointillist giclee prints by Marcel Straver. Would you like to order a print, or do you have any questions? See Contact.
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Pointillism is the technique that characterizes all of Marcel Straver’s work. Not the classical dot-work of Seurat or Signac, but an idiosyncratic, bold variant in which short brushstrokes and color patches build up an image that looks almost abstract up close, but is surprisingly clear and vivid at a distance. That technique makes his giclee prints instantly recognizable and unique.
In this collection you will find an overview of all his pointillist giclee prints: landscapes, flowers, trees, polder scenes and more. Each print is a limited edition on Hahnemühle paper, lightfast, personally signed and numbered by Marcel.
Pointillism is a painting technique in which color and image are built up from individual dots or strokes. In Marcel Straver’s case it is a bold variant: wide brushstrokes placed side by side that merge at a distance into a colorful, vivid composition.
A giclee print is a high-quality inkjet print on museum-quality paper or canvas, reproducing the colors and details of the original painting with exceptional accuracy. Together they offer affordable access to the art of Marcel Straver without any compromise on quality.
Browse the full collection and choose a subject that speaks to you. Available in three sizes, optionally framed. Browse also the giclee prints with landscapes, the colorful giclee prints or the giclee prints of the polder.
