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Catherine Burns Fine Art at the London Original Print Fair
We are pleased to showcase our early-20th-century prints in the online version of the 2025 London Original Print Fair. Explore our online viewing gallery here. NOLDE, Emil LANDACRE, Paul LEWIS, Martin FOOKES, Ursula NEVINSON, Christopher BACON, Peggy MATULKA, Jan Continue Reading -
See New Acquisitions, Spring 2025
We’re delighted to share our latest acquisitions—a selection of important American prints from a New York private collector. Our new additions include prints by Louis Lozowick, Howard Cook, Peggy Bacon, John Steuart Curry, and the British artist Christopher Nevinson, in addition to those below. Jan Matulka, New York or View of New York at Night, 1925 Flint 33. Lithograph on japan paper. Edition […]
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Join me at Rare Books San Francisco (Feb 1-2)
Please join me at my exhibition of early 20th-century fine prints at Rare Books San Francisco. All prints in our booth will be for sale, featuring important printmakers, including Martin Lewis, Thomas Hart Benton, Paul Landacre, and Emil Nolde. This much-anticipated event allows us to visit with old friends, make some new ones, and share in an extraordinary selection of prints presented […]
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Upcoming: Portland Fine Print Fair 2025
It is my pleasure to participate in the 2025 Portland Fine Print Fair. I will be exhibiting my collection of prints by Martin Lewis, Paul Landacre, Emil Nolde, Thomas Hart Benton, Benton Spruance, and more! Benefit Preview, Friday, January 24, 6-9 pm Saturday, January 25, 10 am – 6 pm Sunday, January 26, 11 am […]
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New Catalogue: PAUL LANDACRE Wood Engravings
After 25 years of collecting, we have finally brought to light the highly anticipated catalogue of our Paul Landacre treasures. Newly available for sale are 34 prints and drawings featured in Paul Landacre Wood Engravings, showcasing Landacre’s exceptional mastery of wood engraving during the 1930s and 40s. Explore the prints and learn more about the […]
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Catherine Burns celebrates 40 years of dealing fine prints and drawings
This weekend, Catherine Burns celebrated her 40th anniversary of dealing fine prints and drawings with an intimate gathering at her personal home and gallery. Guests enjoyed warm weather on the patio overlooking the gorgeous San Francisco Bay and had the opportunity to peruse Catherine's inventory of works by modern masters. Celebrants included colleagues, collectors, dealers, [...] Continue Reading -
EVENT: Prints at the Pierre
A new style print show -- luxurious, relaxed, and without the crowds Anton Schutz, The Great White Way, 1931. A rare etching and aquatint. You are cordially invited to join us for a live print fair: PRINTS AT THE PIERRE Pierre Hotel, 2 East 61st St. between Madison and Fifth Avenues, New York Thursday – Sunday, November 4-7, 2021 Opening [...] Continue Reading -
Paul Landacre, Growing Corn
Paul Landacre, "Growing Corn", 1938 Wien 209 ii/ii. Wood engraving on wove japanese paper, full margins. Rare first edition of 60 (according to Wien, there were 59 signed impressions in the first edition and 7 in the second). Signed, titled, numbered 10/60. 8 ¾ x 4 ½ inches View Complete Information Continue Reading -
Two prints selected for Collector’s Choice at the London Original Print Fair 2021
We are delighted that two of our prints were chosen by Catherine Daunt, Curator of Modern and Contemporary Prints at the British Museum, for the Collectors Choice at the London Original Print Fair. Read more about this distinguished recognition here. James Abbott McNeill Whistler 1834-1903 Weary, 1863 Signed in pencil with the artist’s butterfly monogram […]
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Print selected for Collectors Choice of London Original Print Fair
Selected as Collector’s Choice at the London Original Print Fair by Digby Warde-Aldam, a freelance journalist and writer who writes the Art Section for The Week Magazine. “Jolan Gross-Bettelheim, High Level Bridge With Cuyahoga River, c.1940, Catherine Burns: I’ve spent quite a lot of time traveling between the East Coast and Midwest of the USA, but I doubt […]
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