Each Grabink print in the Enock Collection is individually created. Grabink uses 100 year, archival ink pigments and 100% cotton, archival smooth fine art paper to produce exceptional art prints of uncompromising quality and beauty.

The printing process, known as giclée, lays down billions of microscopic droplets of seven, archival pigmented ink colors onto the surface of the paper in a continuous tone. The brightness and opacity of the 100% cotton fiber paper allows substantial amounts of pigment to remain on its surface, creating images of great depth and luminosity. Continuous tone printing produces a superior color density and range, resulting in an intensity and fidelity unmatched by traditional print-making processes.

Digital artistry, interpretation and craftsmanship combine in the making of each print. It is with a practiced eye and mind and extensive preparation that we arrive at the stage where a print can be made. Special attention is paid to the uniqueness and character of each of the collection's very rare, original documents. The process of interpreting and readying each image for printing involves managing esthetic considerations as well as historical qualities. It is this understanding and the artistry of the endeavor that result in fine art prints that retain the historical character and qualities of documents created more than 75 years ago. To learn more about the artists behind the process click on About Grabink.

Modern, anodized metal frames in German Silver add an impressive presence to both black & white and color prints. Elegantly simple profiles beautifully enhance home and office environments.

The prints are trimmed flush with the backing board leaving a 5/16" border between the image and the inside edge of the frame. Thin rods of clear acrylic prevent the print from touching the Plexiglas glazing. The artists name and date appear in the lower right corner on the inside edge of the acrylic rod.

Prints are signed by Grabink and dated in the lower right corner.

The face and depth of the angled profiles are
1/8 " x 2 1/8" and 3/8” x 1 3/4”. The flat profile is 3/16" x 1 3/8".