You are right with a glossy or semi gloss it's a problem and it gets worse IMO as the print gets larger. As already pointed out, you can print on canvas, which I do, and
that takes care of the GD and bronzing. Actually I don't see the bronzing with prints from the 7800 or 9880 as much as the GD which can be terrible depending on the subject.
I have started printing on matte papers more which removed both problems. Currently I use mainly Optica 1 and Moab Entrada. Still waiting to get some of the new
Epson Hot Press bright paper.
As far as a fix, the only thing I know is to use a HP printer, which coats the paper (I use Epson) or spray the print afterwards. I use print shield on all my Luster prints
and it helps with the GD problems and adds a bit of protection to the print. Lamination will also fix the problem but I don't like the look. It is a distracting problem. Most of the
larger prints I hand have Non Glare glass, which also helps to diffuse the effect.
Paul Caldwell