Detail of Anthon van Rappard's charcoal drawing De steendrukker (The Lithographic Printer): a printer in shirtsleeves leans over the bed of a hand press, a blank sheet before him and the press frame beyond.

Profiles

Artists

The makers whose editions we collect. Each profile introduces the artist's wider practice and looks closely at how that work takes shape in print.

André Schulze

André Schulze

Dresden painter and painting conservator. The collection holds Kern Bouquet, a 2026 screen print carrying both his signature and the original painter's.

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Cleon Peterson

Cleon Peterson

Los Angeles painter. The collection holds two versions of his 2025 screen print I Against I: the White and the rarer Gold, each the other's inverse.

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Conor Harrington

Conor Harrington

Irish painter working in screen printing. The collection holds Welcome to the Cabaret (2026) and Elvis is Back in the Building (2025), from his show Pallium.

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Ethan Murrow

Ethan Murrow

Contemporary American artist working in stone lithography. The collection includes a set of three 2025 editioned prints from D+S Fine Art Editions in Paris.

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FAILE

FAILE

Three screen prints by the Brooklyn duo: one on the hand-cut butcher paper of their street posters, two printed on both sides of a cotton sheet.

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FLOG

FLOG

A 24-colour screen print by the French painter, chosen in its edition of 100 over two smaller variants on burgundy and on brass.

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Martin Whatson

Martin Whatson

Norwegian stencil and street artist. The collection holds Poise, a 2026 screen print, and Equilibrium, a 2022 woodblock made with Tokyo's Adachi Institute.

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Murmure

Murmure

French street-art duo Paul Ressencourt and Simon Roché. The collection holds Cast Shadow, a 2026 etching, and Precarious Habitat, a 2026 stone lithograph.

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