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Selected Print Holdings

Contemporary Prints

In addition to its Jim Dine holdings, the DAC Collection includes contemporary prints by Jennifer Bartlett (1); Georg Baselitz (2); Joel Bass (4); Jack Beal (1); Joseph Beuys (1); Lee Bontecou (3); Jonathan Borofsky (1); Richard Bosman (4); Louise Bourgeois (1); Marcel Broodthaers (1); José Luis Cuevas (12); Daniel Buren (1); John Cage and Calvin Sumsion (1); Vija Celmins (1); Louisa Chase (2); Javachy Christo (1); Francesco Clemente (1); Chuck Close (3); Robert Cottingham (2); Willem de Kooning (2); Dorothy Dehner (1); Richard Diebenkorn (1); Lesley Dill (set of 4); Eric Fischl (3); Sam Francis (2); Helen Frankenthaler (4); Joe Goode (6); Günther Grass (1); Caroline Greenwald (2 paperworks); Red Grooms (3); Hans Haacke (2); Richard Hamilton (8); Grace Hartigan (1); David Hockney (2); Jenny Holzer (1 set); Jörg Immendorf (6); Yvonne Jacquette (3); Jasper Johns (9, plus the book Fizzles with 33 etchings); Alex Katz (5); Ellsworth Kelly (2); R.B. Kitaj (4); Annette Lemieux (triptych); Alfred Leslie (2); Sherrie Levine (1); Sol LeWitt (4); Roy Lichtenstein (8); Glenn Ligon (two sets of 4 and 10); Robert Mangold (6); Sylvia Plimack Mangold (10, plus 1 copper plate); Brice Marden (1, plus two sets of 5); Agnes Martin (2); Craig McPherson (2); Joan Mitchell (2); Robert Motherwell (5); Elizabeth Murray (two sets of 4 and 5); Louise Nevelson (2); Claes Oldenburg (6); Mimmo Paladino (3); Eduardo Paolozzi (3); Philip Pearlstein (4); Howardena Pindell (3); Adrian Piper (1); Arnulf Rainer (2); Robert Rauschenberg (7); Ad Reinhardt (set of 10); James Rosenquist (3); Dieter Roth (1); Susan Rothenberg (4); Edward Ruscha (4); David Salle (2); Richard Serra (3); Vincent D. Smith (2); Frank Stella (set of 9); Antoni Tàpies (1); David True (1); Cy Twombly (2); Andy Warhol (2); Tom Wesselman (3); William T. Wiley (2); and David Wojnarowicz (1).

This information was accurate as of 1997, but since then it has been integrated into the DAC's illustrated collections pages. The museum keeps this legacy page online for the convenience of those who may have bookmarked it or who find it via a link from another site or a search engine, but we recommend that most users consult our current collections pages.

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