New York Print Dealers Offerings

This brand new section highlights artists and prints either made or offered from the New York area. This special section premieres a wide variety of highly collectable prints by some of the nation's most innovative print artists of this region. Widely sought after, these selections will not only add a great deal of value to your collections, but establish a prized ownership which includes great prints by great printmakers. Browse selections from New York fine art dealer inventories and purchase directly through this site. For more information on understanding prints, visit our defining sections on print terms and information.

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The items offered for sale are available directly from the inventories of fine New York art dealers. These dealers have been invited to participate because of their reputations of integrity, quality and value.

George Henry Andrews (British, 1816-1898)

George Henry Andrews was a distinguished watercolorist, during an era which knew so many great artists in the medium. More Info

Leterio Calapai (American, 1903-1993

George Henry Andrews was a distinguished watercolorist, during an era which knew so many great artists in the medium. More Info

Lloyd Goldsmith

Lloyd Goldsmith was born in New York City in 1945 and resides there still. His specialty has been intense, romantic drawings of the skylines and street vistas of New York; often very polished, often of impressive scale. More Info

Reginald Marsh

Robert Laurent was a sculptor who lived in Columbia Heights, Brooklyn; this print captures the exciting view of downtown Manhattan from there. More Info

Joseph Pennell (1857-1926)

From a suite of 7 St. Louis subjects (one of which was never published and exists in a unique copy in the Library of Congress). The preliminary work for these prints was done in 1917, but with America's entry into World War I the project was put on hold and they were not printed and published until 1919. More Info

Rayberry© (b. 1952)

Rayberry© was one of the first artists to establish a studio in New York's Chelsea art district, in the early 1980s. He explored a variety of media including challenging print techniques. More Info