(Giclée (jhee-clay) is a French word meaning "spraying of paint." The word is used to describe prints produced by digital technology using the highest quality materials that preserve the character of the original artwork. Costly, pigment-based archival inks are printed onto museum-quality cotton rag paper or canvas by a professional art reproduction house. The result is an image of unsurpassed clarity that rivals the beauty and detail of the original work. Giclées are found in most major art museums and fine art galleries.)