Q: What is giclée?
A: A giclée (pronounced zhee-clay) is an archival copy of an
artwork printed on archival watercolor paper or canvas. The quality
will be equal regardless if whether the image is blown up to poster
size or reduced to the size of a postage stamp.
There are many businesses that produce giclée prints, and prices
range for these services. You will want to inquire about how the prints
are color corrected—some companies will color correct the image with
the original painting as a reference, while others will work from a
digital image or a slide.