Describe two printed objects from their production records

A fictional teaching collection holds two inkjet outputs. The record for Object A states that its file is a scan of a pre-existing oil painting and that the print was produced to illustrate that painting in a classroom. The record for Object B states that an artist designed an image digitally as the work itself and authorized an edition of forty paper outputs from the final file. Both records list the printing process and support; neither supplies a market value or a jurisdiction-specific legal classification. A student writes that both must be copies of paintings simply because the same type of printer was used. Another insists that the word edition proves either object is valuable. The curator asks for a precise description based on the supplied records, with any unknown facts left unknown.