Sixty Years of Prints, Nearly Every One Accounted For

A print publisher marking its sixtieth year is doing so with a retrospective built year by year rather than as a highlights reel. The show works its way through nearly every twelve months of the house's history, letting a viewer trace how its output shifted from one era to the next rather than jumping straight to the best-known plates. Full-career surveys like this are uncommon among print publishers, where exhibitions more often group work by theme or artist than by a strict timeline. For collectors who track a publisher's mark as closely as the artist's signature, seeing the whole arc laid out in order is the rarer thing to find.

With reporting from Artnet News.