Original Print vs. Reproduction: What's the Difference?

An original print is a copy of another work of art, while a reproduction is a unique creation by the artist.

An original print involves a creative process by the artist, while a reproduction is a direct copy of an existing work of art. (correct)

An original print is always made using digital technology, while a reproduction is created through traditional methods.

An original print can be mass-produced, while a reproduction is a one-of-a-kind piece.

Digital printing

Photographic reproduction (correct)

Hand-carving

Stencil painting

Taking a photograph of an existing work of art and generating a print using a computer.

Using digital technology to create multiple copies of an artwork.

Conceiving and executing the composition on a matrix, inking, and pressing it to paper by the artist or an atelier. (correct)

Photocopying an existing painting or drawing directly onto paper.

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