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A Quick Guide to Understanding Art Prints


Introduction

Discover the differences between Multiple Originals, Original Prints, and Reproductive Prints to become a savvy art collector.

Overview

When it comes to art collecting, many people feel confident discussing singular original works, such as paintings, pencil drawings, pen and inks, acrylics, and watercolors. These are unique pieces created directly by the artist on surfaces like paper, canvas, or even masonite.

Multiple Originals and Original Prints

Multiple Originals, often referred to as Original Prints, are a bit more complex. The artist crafts a master image with the intent of producing a limited number of prints, which they sign and number. This master image is typically created on a block, stone, plate, or screen, which helps transfer the image onto the print surface. For more on the differences between woodcuts, etchings, lithographs, and serigraphs (or silkscreens), check out our [detailed chart](http://www.galleryone.com/format_learningcenter.htm

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It's important to note that the blocks, plates, stones, and screens themselves are not considered originals; they are tools to produce Original Prints.

Reproductive Prints

Reproductive Prints originate from an original artwork. Photographic technology and automated printing equipment are used to create these reproductions. Typically, these prints are signed and numbered in limited editions. Maintaining them in mint condition is crucial to preserving their value.

A similar yet more advanced technique is used to produce giclées, which represent the cutting edge of art printing and are gaining popularity among collectors.

Conclusion

Understanding these distinctions will enhance your art collecting experience, helping you make informed decisions about your purchases.

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