|
Verne Collection
Almost one hundred years after the western artists such as Bertha Lum, Helen Hyde, and Charles Bartlett, the Verne Collection would become one of the most important galleries in the world for present day western artists in Japan. Clifton Karhu, Daniel Kelly, Brian Williams, Sarah Brayer, Joel Stewart, Micah Schwaberow, Margaret K. Johnson, and Joshua Rome would emerge as some of the leading printmakers and painters in Japan and throughout the world.
|
|
|
Egenolf Gallery
Since 1975, Egenolf Gallery has offered Japanese prints of exceptional quality by 18th-19th c. ukiyo-e and 20th c. shin hanga masters. Egenolf is the only dealer in the Los Angeles area specializing in Japanese woodblock prints. Artists include Hiroshige, Hasui, Kuniyoshi and Yoshitoshi, to name a few. Member of the Ukiyo-e Dealers Association of Japan. |
 |
|
|
Los Angeles Printmaking Society
Los Angeles Printmaking Society (LAPS) is a national non-profit artist run organization dedicated to the encouragement of printmaking, the interests of artists who make prints, and the general advancement of printmaking in public awareness and education. |
|
|
Roger Genser, the Prints and the
Pauper
onpaper.art/roger-genser-the-prints-the-pauper Santa Monica, CA 310-392-5582 Old Master, American and European Prints and Drawings; Historical Americana; Caricature; California Prints; Early Maps; British Color Linocuts, Color Woodcuts |
|
|
|
The Tolman Collection
A second generation dealer, Ms. Tolman works with a variety of living Japanese printmakers, whose work spans the gamut of printmaking media in limited editions.
|
|
|
Meyer Fine Art, Inc.
www.meyerfineartinc.comSan Diego, CA 619-358-9512 Now one of San Diego’s most prestigious fine art galleries focusing on original graphics, limited edition prints, and other works on paper, specializing in 19th – 21st century artists. The gallery inventory also includes a complementary selection of paintings. |
|
|
|
Stevens Fine Art
Stevens Fine Art handles American and European art from the late 19th and early 20th centuries(1850-1950). We also have interest in Depression Era art; New York urban and city subjects, as well as California Impressionists, early Arizona and western American subjects.
|
|
|
|
|
400 Years of Printmaking Returns to Pasadena; Our 35th year! February 7-9, 2025 at the Hotel Dena
Fri Feb 7: 4 pm - 7 pm Admission is free and all artworks are for sale and guaranteed original |
|
