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Selected Print Holdings

European and American Modernism (1906-1960)

DAC holdings by European and American printmakers from the earlier 20th century include works by Josef Albers (7, including Interaction of Color); Sybil Andrews (1); Karel Appel (4); Jean Arp (3); Ernst Barlach (21); Herbert Bayer (2); Max Beckmann (13); Georges Braque (6); Alexander Calder (3); Heinrich Campendonk (1); Giorgio de Chirico (2); Howard Cook (2); Ralston Crawford (3); Arthur Bowen Davies (5); Stuart Davis (1); Robert Delaunay (1); Sonia Delaunay (1); André Derain (2); Otto Dix (2); Werner Drewes (1); Jean Dubuffet (4); André Dunoyer de Segonzac (2); Max Ernst (1); Lyonel Feininger (3); Conrad Felixmuller (1); Othon Friesz (1); Alberto Giacometti (2); Albert Gleizes (1); Marcel Gromaire (1); George Grosz (3); Marsden Hartley (3); Hans Hartung (2); S. W. Hayter (5); Erich Heckel (6); Earl Horter (1); Ferdinand Hodler (2); Norman Ives (10); Alexei Von Jawlensky (1); Wassily Kandinsky (3, plus 12 for Kleine Welten); Ernst Ludwig Kirchner (1); Oskar Kokoschka (9); Käthe Kollwitz (6); Alfred Kubin (15); Henri Le Sidaner (1); Fernand Léger (2); Jacques Lipschitz (1); Louis Lozowick (4); Jean Lurçat (6); René Magritte (2); Aristide Maillol (5); Franz Marc (1); Gerhard Marcks (3); Marcoussis (1); Samuel Margolies (1); John Marin (1); P.-A. Marquet (2); André Masson (4); Ewald Mataré (1); Henri Matisse (3); Georges Minne (1); Joan Miró (3); Carl Moll (1); Max Oppenheimer (2); Giorgio Morandi (1); Emil Nolde (1); Jules Pascin (2); Max Pechstein (1); Gabor Peterdi (3); Pablo Picasso (26); Cyril Power (1); Georges Rouault (11); Karl Schmidt-Rottluff (3); Lothar Schreyer (1); Richard Seewald (2); Gino Severini (4); Charles Sheeler (1); Gustave Singier (3); Pierre Soulages (2); Carl Theodor Thiemann (1); Mark Tobey (2); Jacques Villon (8); and Max Weber (3).

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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