Dolan/Maxwell will present a selection of rare and important Modern and Contemporary prints and works on paper, as well as related works in bronze by Elizabeth Catlett and Helen Philips. Our booth will highlight works by artists who created prints at the celebrated Atelier 17 in Paris and New York in the 1930s,& 1940s. Notable from this group are superb prints made the celebrated women who found a rare opportunity for exposure and acceptance in the male-dominated art world. Included are Sue Fuller, Terry Haass, Helen Phillips, Minna Citron, Nina Negri, Barbara Olmsted, and Dorothy Dehner.

Stanley William Hayter, founder of Atelier 17 was an integral part of the Surrealist movement in Paris and we will include rare Surrealist prints by Dorothea Tanning, Jackson Pollock, Mauricio Lasansky, Gabor Peterdi, R E Marton, Andre Racz, Enrique Zanartu, and Yves Tanguy. Of special note are a 1938 plaster print by Hayter, and a copper plate & resultant etching by Tanguy.

We have long specialized in prints and works on paper by artists who are African American and we are proud to share with the IFPDA Print Fair audience works by Betye Saar, Betty Blayton, Ed Clark, Bob Blackburn, John Wilson, James L Wells, Dox Thrash, Elizabeth Catlett, Hale Woodruff, Cheryl Warrick, Dexter Davis, Mavis Pusey, Sam Gilliam, Beauford Delaney, and Norman Lewis. Of special note is Beauford Delaney's only known lithograph; a monoprint by Bob Blackburn; an early monoprint by Sam Gilliam; and a large, early etching by Betye Saar.

Contemporary prints and works on paper by Amze Emmons, Steven Ford, Katie Baldwin, Cheryl Warrick, and Rachel Selekman will serve to create a dynamic dialogue with the Modern works found in our booth.