The phrase "an original print" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to a piece of artwork or a reproduction that is produced directly from the artist's original work, indicating authenticity.
Example: "The gallery is showcasing an original print by the famous artist, which is highly sought after by collectors."
Alternatives: "a genuine print" or "an authentic print".
But this is not an original print.
What is the difference between a reproduction and an original print?
Can't rent a theater or restore an old projector and score an original print?
The end product, therefore, cannot be considered an original print but rather an accurate record of the work of others.
Incredibly, anyone with a library card could check out an original print of a Dorothea Lange image and put it on their wall for a while.
With such wide opportunity and an increased awareness of the artistic value in an original print, the Fair has attracted more and more interest.
In a binder in the British National Archives, Julia Gaffield, a graduate student at Duke, found something that had been missing for a couple of centuries: an original printed copy of Haiti's Declaration of Independence, issued in the name of the Haitian government, the "Armée Indigène," and its commander, Jean-Jacques Dessalines, on January 1 , 1804
By Amy Davidson Sorkin April 2, 2010 In a binder in the British National Archives, Julia Gaffield, a graduate student at Duke, found something that had been missing for a couple of centuries: an original printed copy of Haiti's Declaration of Independence, issued in the name of the Haitian government, the "Armée Indigène," and its commander, Jean-Jacques Dessalines, on January 1 , 1804
Mouthing such views, the pro-O'Malleyans move further ahead, for D'Antonio's book has an original printing five times greater than mine.
The Born Again American campaign grows from the same impulse that led me to send an original printing of the Declaration of Independence around the country so that people in small communities could thrill to this piece of history in which our founders risked their lives, fortunes, and sacred honor to declare a free nation.
There is a framed original print of Milton H. Greene's leggy photograph of Marilyn Monroe, a Mailer obsession and the subject of two affectionate books.
