Richard Bosman was about twelve years old when he first made images on a scraperboard. By scoring away the black, he was able to get white lines. He has basically done the same thing when he chose to make woodcuts … Read more

Stanley Boxer was chosen to create our Presentation Print in 1997. He did a color etching with aquatint that he titled Berkshire Glory. Boxer had a distinguished career as an artist, and at the time that he made our print … Read more

April Gornik was the artist chosen to create the 1995 Presentation Print for The Print Club of New York. The Print Selection Committee met at the Edward Thorp Gallery in SoHo to view an exhibition of Gornik’s landscape prints and … Read more

The third Presentation Print was Jessica by Alex Katz, a three-color image of a smiling woman. Katz is an extremely well known artist who continues to exhibit actively. Born in Brooklyn in 1927, he studied at The Cooper Union in … Read more

Karl Schrag was an established artist and printmaker when he accepted the assignment of creating the second Presentation Print for the Print Club of New York. The print he created was a dark violet lithograph on gray BFK Rives paper … Read more

The first artist that was chosen to do the Presentation Print for the Print Club of New York was Fred Mershimer. Mershimer was an outstanding master of the mezzotint. He created a marvelous print of East 41st Street with the … Read more