COLLECTING FINE ART PRINTS
For those interested in delving deeper into the world of collecting fine art prints and works on paper, here is a curated list of online resources, including galleries, print fairs to be explored and other resources for information on collecting fine art prints.
This guide is just a starting point to get you headed in the right direction to further your education and exploration into the world of fine art prints. While it may not provide all the answers, it will certainly set you on the right path as an online art resource.
Prints offer a fantastic entry point into the world of art collecting. They provide an opportunity to explore various styles, techniques, and artists without breaking the bank, making art collecting accessible to a broader audience. Whether you're drawn to contemporary, traditional, or experimental art, prints offer a diverse range of options to suit every taste.
Galleries Specializing in Fine Art Prints
Selection of well-informed art galleries:
- Aaron Galleries — Chicago, IL
- Antiquariat Gallery — Pawtucket, RI
- Annex Galleries — Santa Rosa, CA
- Arader Galleries — Philadelphia, PA
- Armstrong Fine Art — Chicago, IL
- The Art of Japan — Issaquah, WA
- Krakow Witkin Gallery — Boston, MA
- Cirrus Gallery — Los Angeles, CA
- Chicago Printmakers Collaborative — Chicago, IL
- Conrad R. Graeber Fine Art — Riderwood, MD
- Denis Bloch Fine Art — Los Angeles, CA
- Dolan/Maxwell — Philadelphia, PA
- Egenolf Gallery — Burbank, CA
- Fine Impressions Gallery — Seattle, WA
- Gemini G.E.L. at Joni Moisant Weyl — New York, NY
- Jim Kempner Fine Art — New York, NY
- Print Center New York — New York, NY
- Joel Oppenheimer, Inc. — Chicago, IL
- John Szoke Gallery — New York, NY
- Leslie Sacks Gallery — Santa Monica, CA
- Long-Sharp Gallery — Indianapolis, IN
- The Old Print Shop — New York, NY
- Pace Prints — New York, NY
- Philadelphia Print Shop — Philadelphia, PA
- Paulson Fontaine Press — Berkeley, CA
- Schein & Schein — San Francisco, CA
- Scholten Japanese Art — New York, NY
- Sugar Press — Los Angeles
- Thomas French Fine Art — Ohio
- Two Palms — New York
- Washington Printmakers Gallery — Washington, DC
- William P. Carl Fine Prints — Durham, NC
- Warnock Fine Arts — San Francisco, CA
Art Fairs Specializing in Prints
- INK Art Fair — Miami Beach, FL
- IFPDA Print Fair — New York, NY
Articles About Collecting Fine Art Prints
- Care of Art Prints — Artelino
- Collection Care Guidelines & Resources — Smithsonian
Books About Collecting Prints
For the most recent books, check with a local bookstore or one of the Art Bookstores around the country. Powell's Books in Portland, OR is a very good source for new and used art books. Your local library can also be a valuable resource for research and discovering art books.
Magazines About Fine Art Prints & Art in General
Print Resources
- American Historical Print Collectors Society
- The Boston Printmakers
- California Society of Printmakers
- Print Center New York
- Los Angeles Printmaking Society
- National Gallery of Art — Prints & Drawing Collection
- Print Arts Northwest
- The Print Center (Philadelphia)
- Print Council of America
- Printed Matter
- The Printshop — New York
- Seattle Print Arts
Blogs and Online News About Fine Art Prints
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