The term 'Giclée' comes from the French term meaning 'to spray'. It was coined by American print maker Jack Duganne, to describe the high quality inkjet reproduction of Art and Photographic prints. Using archival pigment inks, an image is 'sprayed' onto a wide range of archival and high quality digital art papers to reproduce outstanding detail and colour as envisaged by the creator. These prints are ideal for Photographers, Traditional Artists & Digital Illustration Artists who want to accurately recreate their favourite pieces for exhibitions, portfolios and reproduce prints for sales.

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