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Giclées are Museum quality Fine Art reproductions, also called Archival Prints. These are the result of highly advanced digital printing technology.
A Fine art Giclée is the closest to an original painting you can get. These artworks are made with an ultra-high-resolution fine-art printer, using the very finest archival inks on acid free paper. Unlike regular printed reproductions, Giclées are truly durable "Museum quality" Fine Art reproductions.
A Fine art Giclée is created by tiny jets spraying millions of droplets of archival, pigmented inks onto a sheet of fine art, acid free paper. This spray of ink, more that 4 million droplets per second, gives the name giclée which is French for "fine spray."
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