I offer some of my paintings for sale as fine art prints.

These are high-end, museum-quality reproductions. To do this, I digitize my paintings in very high definition. Then I have them printed by a specialized printer. What’s different from standard printing is the printing technique, the quality of the inks and the paper.

The printing uses high-precision, high-resolution inkjet printers. The result is a highly faithful reproduction of the work, as close as possible to the colors and texture of the original painting. If you look closely at the photos, you’ll see that you can even make out the weft of the canvas on which I painted the originals.

The color gamut is also wider, with more ink cartridges and several levels of black. This enables highly nuanced prints with color accuracy incomparable to standard printing.

The pigment inks used for fine art prints are also extremely durable. Combined with museum-quality paper, this gives the print a lifespan far superior to any other type of printing. The print can remain exposed to light for decades without fading or yellowing. The shelf life is 70 to 80 years, which you won’t find if you buy more traditional prints, on the market for example.

For my part, I chose Hahnemüle 310g paper in particular for its lovely texture, which almost gives the impression that the prints are gouaches.

I work with an artisan printer specializing in the reproduction of works of art in Rennes. I personally check the quality of the printing and prepare your order. All the paintings and illustrations visible on this site can be printed. Prints are made individually, on demand.

To place an order, simply email me at illustrations@lucileh.com. The prices are as follows: A5 – €31, A4 – €57, A3 – €89.

Of course, I also sell the originals of my paintings. Feel free to email me to purchase them directly: illustrations@lucileh.com.

If you wish to buy through an intermediary, some of my originals are for sale on Art Majeur and Singulart, online galleries which also offer prints of the artworks.