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Roger Mabbett, born in England, studied fine art and printing at Leicester College of Art and Technology and The New Walk Museum of Fine Arts Academy and Gallery Leicestershire.
Having worked in the printing and packaging industry for over fifty years around the world, Roger has traveled extensively in Europe, Asia, Africa and the United States, achieving expertise in lineal and atmospheric perspective. His recent retirement from corporate management has enabled full time fine art development.
With recognised artistic ability, utilizing techniques visualizing effects of light and dark, Roger has developed his style of Contemporary Impressionism. He has expertise in visual formation and as a landscapist gives the illusion of transparent and translucent atmospheric qualities with greater brilliance and luminosity.
Rogers works are in private collections around the globe and across The United States.
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Giclée
Giclée fine art prints are created from high resolution digital files. The artwork is photographed using a digital camera and correct lighting to give excellent focus and colour accuracy, capturing the finest details of the original work of art.
The word "Giclée" is based on the French word gicleur, which means "nozzle" (the verb form meaning "to spurt or spray"). The term represents the printmaking process that matches the exact qualities of the media used on originals.
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