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Fine Nautical Artwork
Stunning, unforgettable images by one of today's most exciting maritime artists. This is beauty you can enjoy every day.Hand-Signed
Artist Dennis Kleidon personally proofs, signs and numbers each print.
Limited Editions
Giclée prints and chromographic photographs (C-prints) are offered only in numbered limited editions of 500. These editions will not be available once they have sold out.
We offer images in two types.
Exclusively from Red Sky Prints
All images are available only from Red Sky Prints.
Available Unframed
Ordering an unframed print allows you to make your own choice of matting and framing.
World-Class Return Policy
We are sure you will enjoy these beautiful images, but we offer a full refund of the cost of artwork for returns within 30 days.
Please be prepared to specify your type, (Giclée Print or Photograph) when you order by phone. To order, call 1-866-252-5766.
About our Name
Red Sky Prints takes its name from the old saying, "Red sky at night: sailor's delight; red sky in the morning: sailor take warning." Besides its obvious connection with the nautical world, we like the way this saying honors those who go through life with their eyes open, ready to notice and able to interpret life, morning and night.Understanding Art
Our sailing friends asked us to explain art terminology to them, but we know that sailing language, some of which is used in titles, is just as obscure. Please feel free to ask if any term is confusing.Giclée Prints. Giclée printing is done via a highly specialized method for spraying ink. Giclée (j-clã) is a French term for "spray."
Giclée printing has transformed the reproduction of fine art with archival paper, a revolutionary pigmented ink and special equipment (the Roland Giclée Printmaker). By delaying fading, this delivers an unsurpassed longevity, with color-fastness and UV resistance in the range of 90-100 years. Just as important, the Giclée process has introduced a new richness of color and detail to prints - so good, in fact, that some museums use Giclée prints to replace paintings on loan to traveling exhibitions or other museums.
Certificate of Authenticity. With its crisp detail and rich color, Giclée has quickly become the new standard for artists, galleries, museums and fine art publishers. We use only authentic Giclée printing and attach a certificate of authenticity to that effect.
Chromogenic (C-Print) Photographs. The chromogenic developing process uses three emulsion layers (each corresponding to a color) to transform a color transparency or negative to the highest quality photographic print.
This complex development process produces an extraordinary depth and smoothness of color. Because C-prints are quite sensitive to bright light, they should be stored and displayed with care.