Gicle'e is French, literally meaning "to spray or squirt". Unlike the lithograph process, requiring several photographic steps, the Gicle'e process requires only that the original be scanned digitally and thus creates a higher resolution. The dynamic color range is greater than serigraphy. Through this process the reproduction will actually look like the original because the inks are applied onto watercolor paper. A Gicle'e is widely accepted in the world's finest museums and galleries as a true art medium. Like any fine art, it is advisable to frame with archival materials and to protect from moisture and abrasion.