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Printmaking has played a key role in spreading artistic styles, scientific diagrams, and ideas around the world. A printmaker first creates a design on a matrix—a surface often made of metal, wood, or stone. They then apply ink and press paper or fabric to the matrix, transferring the design. This process can be repeated, creating multiple works.
Master of the Playing Cards, A Poet Reading, 1430s, engraving on laid paper, Gift

Artists are keen observers of the natural world. The landscapes they create capture the progression of seasons, the changing climate, and conservation concerns. 
1932-1933 Rockwell Kent, Citadel, 1932-1933, oil on canvas mounted on plywood, Gift

offset lithograph illustrations on wove paper, with front cover in full color, Gift

National Gallery of Art, Washington, Alfred Stieglitz Collection After the initial gift

Benois, The Castellet at Trébeurden, 1939, watercolor over graphite on wove paper, Gift

Discover works by Julie Mehretu and learn about the artist
aquatint with spitbite on four sheets of Hahnemühle Museum Etching wove paper, Gift

Discover works by John Dowell and learn about the artist
Printmaking Institute, The Bridge, 2004, color lithograph on Rives BFK wove paper, Gift

Discover works by Louisine Waldron Havemeyer and learn about the artist
Goya, Young Lady Wearing a Mantilla and Basquina, c. 1800/1805, oil on canvas, Gift

Discover works by Rick Griffin and learn about the artist
half-tone and offset lithograph illustrations in black and cover in full color, Gift

Discover works by Mrs. Charles S. Carstairs and learn about the artist
with His Wife, Pleasance, and possibly His Sister, Frances, 1769, oil on canvas, Gift