Since 1975, more than 75 artists have visited Washington University in St. Louis to produce over 100 editions of fine prints. Below you’ll find a selection of artworks represented in our archives. We are in the process of building out the archive, so please continue to check back for updates.
- Lisa Anne Auerbach
- Radcliffe Bailey
- Frida Baranek
- L bARBER
- George Bartko
- Leah Beeferman
- Erika Blumenfeld
- Edward Boccia
- Chakaia Booker
- Carolyn Brady
- Breyten Breytenbach
- Tom Butter
- Michael Byron
- Squeak Carnwath
- Bill Cass
- Nick Cave
- Lee R. Chesney, Jr.
- Lo Ch'ing
- Alan Cober
- Sue Coe
- Willie Cole
- Peter Dean
- Rita DeWitt
- Michael D. Hall
- James Drake
- Henrik Drescher
- Lise Drost
- Chris Duncan
- Ben Edmiston
- Susan Eisler
- Yizhak Elyashiv
- Donald S. Farnsworth
- Raphael Ferrer
- Tom Friedman
- Orly Genger
- Sam Gilliam
- Diana Guerrero-Maciá
- Ann Hamilton
- Trenton Doyle Hancock
- David Humphrey
- Keith Jacobshagen
- Nina Katchadourian
- Bill Kohn
- Joyce Kozloff
- Karen Kunc
- John Lees
- Annette Lemieux
- Roy Lichtenstein
- Marvin Lipofsky
- Hung Liu
- Louise Lochhead
- David Lund
- Enrique Martínez Celaya
- Paul Mason
- James McGarrell
- Lloyd Menard
- Meleko Mokgosi
- Franco Mondini-Ruiz
- John Moore
- Joe Moss
- Greely Myatt
- Tom Nakashima
- David Nash
- Robert A. Nelson
- Shaun O'Dell
- Shimon Okshteyn
- Ivo Petkov
- Tom Phillips
- Jody Pinto
- Phyllis Plattner
- Jaune Quick-to-see Smith
- Edda Renouf
- Holly Roberts
- Dario Robleto
- Juan Sanchez
- Lisa Sanditz
- Jane Sauer
- Joyce Scott
- Beverly Semmes
- Susan Shie
- Stephen Sidelinger
- James Siena
- Jeffrey Sippel
- Duane Slick
- TL Solien
- Mary Sprague
- Joseph Stefanelli
- Stephanie Syjuco
- Rochelle Toner
- Diane Victor
- Catherine Wagner
- Paula Wilson
Trenton Doyle Hancock
Trenton Doyle Hancock unites comic book narratives, art historical references, and elements of his own experience in vibrant, dizzyingly detailed artworks exploring the struggle between good and evil.