The phrase "original appearance of" is correct and usable in written English.
It is typically used to describe something's physical form from its original state before any changes have been made. For example, "The original appearance of the painting was restored after months of restoration and repairs."
(A PDF format preserves the original appearance of a page when it is viewed electronically).
All those messy desks don't gladden the hearts of the people responsible for the original appearance of offices.
Eileen Harris delved into period drawings and memoirs to conjure up the original appearance of 19 Adam projects.
The development will include a new external film set but will remain faithful to the original appearance of the show's fictional home, Weatherfield.
To architecture fans, the watercolors are irreplaceable in showing the original appearance of the structures and their broader setting in Napoleon's time.
Like the Turner, the David Teniers the Younger was spared the many varnishings and restorations that have altered the original appearance of so many pictures.
Another reason for this portrayal is based on the series' continuity, which dictated that Dante display the power he would possess after the events of the first game and its prequel, Devil May Cry 3. In this game Dante was designed by Tatsuya Yoshikawa who enjoyed the character in his original appearance to the point of calling him "the ultimate Hollywood action superstar".
The Trust has carried out extensive repair and restoration work, including re-roofing; restoration of elements of the hall's original appearance, and removal of some painted patterning added during earlier restoration work.
The resulting hand-animated film, titled Nysferatu, is set in New York City and features more than 35,000 original drawings that emulate the original appearance and movements of the film's villain, Count Orlock, but with all new urban backgrounds drawn three times to achieve the flickering effect of early silent cinema.
The river also passes under the A3035 Cobden Bridge, and a railway bridge built in 1866, with two sets of round iron columns supporting the structure over the main channel, which retains most of its original appearance and now forms part of the West Coastway Line.
This is also why the anniversary of its publication, be it that of its original appearance in France or its more important US debut, is such a worthwhile event to commemorate.
