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This weekend only, browse and buy thousands of works of art on paper in an elegant and quiet setting, steps from the Whi...
11/06/2025

This weekend only, browse and buy thousands of works of art on paper in an elegant and quiet setting, steps from the White House. 17 art dealers from across the country look forward to showing you beautiful works of art at prices for all budgets. Admission is free during the weekend. Details can be found in the link in the bio. See you soon! Spread the word

Prints of people… and whatever it is they are up to… - Oskar Kokoschka: "Woman at a Window". Color lithograph, 1908. (Ge...
11/04/2025

Prints of people… and whatever it is they are up to…

- Oskar Kokoschka: "Woman at a Window". Color lithograph, 1908. (Georgina Kelman Works on Paper)
- William E. Smith: "Pay Day". Linocut, 1938. (Susan Teller Gallery)
- Mildred Rackley: "Boogie Woogie". Color screenprint, c. 1940. (William P. Carl Fine Prints)
- Mary Louise Fry Finley: "One Man Band". Lithograph, c. 1950. (The Prints and the Pauper – Roger Genser)
- August Mosca: "Young Girl with Hydrangeas". Color lithograph, hand colored, 1995. (Armstrong Fine Art)
- Frank Benson: "Winter Wildfowling". Etching, 1927. (Edward T. Pollack Fine Arts)

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City artists each depict facets of their city in their own way, revealing what made them urban dwellers. From skyline, t...
10/30/2025

City artists each depict facets of their city in their own way, revealing what made them urban dwellers. From skyline, to river view, and from serendipitous street corner meetings, and views of tenements, printmakers show us what captures their imagination.

Howard Cook: "Financial District". Lithograph 1931. (William P. Carl Fine Prints)
Jacques Villon: "Londres d'après Luce". Color aquatint, 1929. (Armstrong Fine Art)
Martin Lewis: "Chance Meeting". Drypoint, 1940-41. (Conrad R. Graeber Fine Art)
Jerome Myers: "One Henry Street, near Jackson Street". Monotype, 1917. (Edward T. Pollack Fine Arts)

It's easy to overlook how many great abstract artists have chosen printmaking as their primary form of expression. Here'...
10/25/2025

It's easy to overlook how many great abstract artists have chosen printmaking as their primary form of expression. Here's a few older examples and one recent one. Three of these printmakers are women artists; and three of them are Asian. Each of these artists, in their own way, were blazing new artistic trails.

Anju CHAUDHURI: “Paysage au Cercle (Printemps)”. Simultaneous color printing intaglio. (Armstrong Fine Art)

Seiko TACHIBANA: “Cosmos- Scene A – 11”, 2022. Etching, aquatint, monotype. (Tolman Collection of New York)

Sue FULLER: "Clown", 1945. Intaglio with stencil, 8 x 6 inches. (Susan Teller Gallery)

Kochiro ONCHI: "Poem no. 2: of the Sea", 1937. Wood engraving, woodcut. (Verne Collection)

If you happen to be someone who likes to look at snow while sitting in the comfort of your home, here are three prints b...
10/21/2025

If you happen to be someone who likes to look at snow while sitting in the comfort of your home, here are three prints being shown in a few weeks at the Capital Art Fair.

Ellison Hoover: "Washington Square Arch with Bus" (Paramour Fine Arts).
Shigeki KURODA: "Sudden Snowstorm Yellow Umbrellas" (Verne Collection).
John S. DeMartelly: "Winter Pastures" (David Allen Fine Arts).

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Devoted to prints and drawings, the Capital Art Fair has been going strong for over 40 years! Seventeen dealers from all...
10/19/2025

Devoted to prints and drawings, the Capital Art Fair has been going strong for over 40 years! Seventeen dealers from all over the United States will be showing in original works of art on paper during the weekend of November 7-9. The show is held in the elegant University Club, steps from the White House. On weekend days, the show is FREE. Works of art are available for as little as $100. You might find that one beautiful gem that will adorn your wall for years to come. Visit us and spread the word!

Black Owned/Mini TelfarAdrian ARMSTRONG2022Price $1,400Exhibitor: Flatbed Center for Contemporary PrintmakingChine collé...
06/30/2023

Black Owned/Mini Telfar
Adrian ARMSTRONG
2022
Price $1,400
Exhibitor: Flatbed Center for Contemporary Printmaking
Chine collé, multi-run lithograph


An ultra rare purple version of Tom Hück's Covid era inspired chiaroscuro woodcut "19". Only 3 of these were printed. I...
06/28/2023

An ultra rare purple version of Tom Hück's Covid era inspired chiaroscuro woodcut "19". Only 3 of these were printed. It is an artist proof. This is the last one available from Evil Prints on OnPaper.Art


Check out this stunning piece by Ouattara WATTS! "The Queen of Spades (I)" is a beautiful Archival Pigment Print on 305 ...
06/26/2023

Check out this stunning piece by Ouattara WATTS! "The Queen of Spades (I)" is a beautiful Archival Pigment Print on 305 gram Epson Cold Press Bright White. This piece measures 21h x 30.5w in. and is part of an edition of 75. Published by Eminence Grise Editions and printed by Andre Ribuoli.


Escape into the stunning world of nature with Oscar Droege's Gnarly Winter Oak, a breathtaking woodcut print that captur...
06/24/2023

Escape into the stunning world of nature with Oscar Droege's Gnarly Winter Oak, a breathtaking woodcut print that captures the beauty and serenity of the great outdoors. Droege's lush, atmospheric color woodcuts have been lauded by critics and art lovers alike, and it's easy to see why. Get lost in the artist's exquisite use of color and texture, and experience the power of nature like never before. Come see this stunning piece at OnPaper.Art and immerse yourself in the wonder of the natural world. Exhibited by Armstrong Fine Art.


Check out this beautiful print by Kenji Yoshida, titled "City - Blinding" (original French title "Ville (éblouir)"). Cre...
06/22/2023

Check out this beautiful print by Kenji Yoshida, titled "City - Blinding" (original French title "Ville (éblouir)"). Created in 1970 using aquatint, etching, and intaglio techniques, this color intaglio print is a limited edition of 50, with some color variants. It was printed on BFK Rives wove paper and is signed, titled, and numbered in pencil. Yoshida trained at the Atelier 17 studio in Paris and worked there for many years, and this print was created during that time. You can buy this stunning piece from Armstrong Fine Art for $650.


Hiroki Morinoue, a Hawaii-born artist, has dedicated his career to refining his personal artistic vocabulary, and his pr...
06/20/2023

Hiroki Morinoue, a Hawaii-born artist, has dedicated his career to refining his personal artistic vocabulary, and his prints are a colorful and abstracted vision of nature. Morinoue studied sumi brush painting and woodblock printing in Japan from 1976 through 1982 with Koh Ito Sensei and Takashi Okubo Sensei, respectively. He opened a gallery with his spouse, Setsuko Watanabe Morinoue, named Studio 7 Fine Arts in 1979. His prints reflect water and sand, as well as abstracted horizons and shells. Moreover, he depicts a reflection of our consumption's influence on nature, such as the Brazilian rainforest and its trees. Morinoue's graphic works have a painterly effect due to his carved lines.


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