Giclée comes from the French word meaning 'to spray'.
In fact, this term represents a certain standard of quality, since the printing field requires certain standards in order to assure that a particular print is high enough in quality to be considered a valuable Fine Art Print.
This standard is accepted by the World Giclée Organization and others researching the field. Professionals at museums and art galleries will, of course, recognize this quality of printing.

This french word meant 'sprayed ink'. Giclée is an advanced printing method in which milliions o fink droplets per second are sprayed onto canvas of fine art parer. Giclée prints are difficult to tell from the original, as the many layers of ink give them a superb, original look. 
 
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