Giclee (zhee-clay)
is a French word that means, "Spray of Ink". An
ink-jet print on water color paper is known as a Giclee.
The apparent resolution of this digitally produced art print is
1,800 dots per inch, which is higher than a traditional
lithographic print, and offers a wider color range than
sophisticated "serigraph" prints. Giclee prints
render deep, saturated colors and have a beautiful painterly
quality that retains minute detail, subtle tints, and unusual
color blends. Most of the world's leading artists are using this
process for their limited edition prints. A Certificate of
Authenticity accompanies each signed and numbered print.