100 Years of American Prints From the Butler Institute of American Art

One of the tragedies of the Contemporary print world is the assumption that the only real difference between a painting and a print is the fact that the first is unique, that is, that it exists only in the original, while the latter comes in multiples; there may be two impressions of a print or several hundred. Any painterly image can be turned into a print if one knows the appropriate graphic process.

Credit: Exhibition overview from museum website