"Intrigued by scale, form and function, the artist produces images as close to us as a flower and as far away as a nebulae, ranging from photographically realistic to curiously abstract".

All limited edition images by Ambiente Art™ are Giclée prints produced one by one on archival artists’ canvas and watercolor papers. The Giclée process, (pronounced zhee-clay), is now recognized as the most superior method of fine art printing, producing minute detail of line, color and texture.

In the floral series, proprietary equipment is used to capture the flowers with enough clarity to enlarge very small points of interest onto very large canvases.

Corporate art and lobby art are custom images produced to give your customers and employees a graphic idea of who you are and what you stand for. In today’s marketing atmosphere where traditional advertising has lost the power to persuade, corporate art and other methods of letting your customer know what you have in common with them and how you support common causes has become a persuasive point of power. Murals that may or may not incorporate the company’s logo serve double duty as both décor and image expression saving thousands of words and tens of thousands of dollars by describing you to your public and employees with art over advertising.

For wholesalers with or without a store front, designers and decorators, Ambiente Art is represented at The Patricia Group at the Dallas World Trade Center where samples are displayed and a portfolio is available to choose from.

The cinema series is a collection of difficult to find vintage movie posters produced on canvas and watercolor paper. Entire posters are available as well as stylized versions of the posters. Cinema art fits especially well in home theatres as well as billiard rooms and restaurants.

The antiquarian series includes reproductions of art by John Gould (1804-1881), an ornithologist and artist, who is credited with identifying 377 new species of birds. From 1837, when he produced his first work on Australian birds, to the day of his death in 1881, John Gould dominated Australian ornithology. It has been said that practically every new Australian bird discovered during this period passed, in some way, through his hands.

The Hubble images are reproductions from the Hubble Space Telescope that have been edited pixel by pixel to maintain authentic shape and color while increasing the clarity of the image required for large canvases.

Hubble, a space-based observatory with a vantage point 600 km above the Earth, can detect light with 'eyes' 5 times sharper than the best ground-based telescopes and produces images that avoid the blurring effect caused by the earth’s turbulent atmosphere.

Visit these and other categories produced by Ambiente Art for images small and large from close and far to support the ambiance you imagine.