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The Print Center Edition: Samuel Maitin
ByadminSam Maitin (1928 – 2004) is one of the artists most closely associated with The Print Center. He was a celebrated printmaker whose work was included in at least 45 shows during his lifetime. Maitin took part in Stanley William Hayter’s monthly workshops at The Print Center in the 1940s and taught for Prints in…
First Photography Exhibit
ByadminIn its early years, The Print Center exhibited artworks in a wide variety of media. The earliest photography exhibit was offered in 1933, entitled Colored Photographic Reproduction. In 1958, the second show dedicated to photography was mounted: John Reed, Photographs.
The Print Center Publication: Jerome Kaplan Graphic Works, 1974 – 1994
ByadminJerome Kaplan Graphic Works, 1974 – 1994, 1994 Texts by James A. Ganz and Rachel Kaplan Softcover, 10″ x 7″, 18 pages and Jerome Kaplan Prints, 1973 Texts by George Bunker and Ruth Fine Softcover, 10″ x 7″, 32 pages [hr] In 1994, The Print Center organized its second retrospective of the works by Philadelphia artist Jerome…
The Print Center Edition: Romas Viesulas
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Curator Position Established
ByadminJacqueline van Rhyn was appointed as the organization’s first curator, with the support of The William Penn Foundation.

