If the printer uses the sRGB colour space, and I believe that most if not all consumer grade printers do,  it should look similar on both if the monitor and printer are both calibrated properly and the proper paper is used.

 

They won't look exactly the same because the chroma of  the primary colours of printer dye or toner is less than that of a monitor; that is, the colour gamut is smaller....

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