As John James Audubon's Birds of America was the most magnificent ornithological publication of the nineteenth century, Of Birds and Texas may rightfully claim that honor for the twentieth. Originally published in a twenty-three-by-twenty-nine-and-a-half-inch elephant folio limited edition in 1986(as seen to the left), this collection of forty exquisitely detailed bird portraits and ten Texas landscapes, with accompanying commentary by the artists Scott Gentling and Stuart Gentling...(more)

2005 Upland Game Bird Stamp now available...

2004 Texas Duck Stamp still available....

	Of Birds and Texas This book is a fascinating look at the wildlife and landscapes of the lone star state...(more)
	Prints from the elephant folio OF BIRDS AND TEXAS If you are missing plates from your original copy or just want to get extras for framing or gifts click here. If you can't find the plate you are looking for just email us or give us a call and we will let you know if it is still available.
	Landscapes Landscapes of Texas and other picturesque areas of our country...(more)
	Azteca Students of Aztec art and illustrators for such books as "500 Nations: An Illustrated History of North American Indians" ...(more)
	Historical Still life studies of historical uniforms and clothing from the French Revolution...(more)
	Portraits Portraits of people you might or might not know...(more)
	Still Lifes Life as seen thru the eyes of the artist...(more)

What is a Giclée Print?

Giclée prints look and feel like the original art. Since giclée printmaking is digital throughout the entire process, there is much more control of color and greater opportunity for the artist to correct any colors or tones lost in the copy process. Colors are much richer and more saturated than in other types of printing. Prints are made as needed, on real artist materials such as watercolor papers or canvas. Since the prints are a combination of continuous tone and stochastic screen patterns, it makes it difficult to distinguish between giclée prints and the original artwork. The Giclée process provides higher resolution and more reproducible colors than other printmaking techniques.

Because each print is made as needed it saves the artist time and you money. You get a freshly made reproduction that will last longer and of higher quality.