The International Fine Print Dealers Association (IFPDA) Print Fair, which opened at the Park Avenue Armory on Wednesday, November 4. These sales were reported by participating galleries:

Susan Sheehan Gallery

• sold a complete suite of nine color lithographs from Frank Stella’s 1964 Purple Series to a museum
• two Andy Warhol Flowers priced at $80,000 to a private collector and a museum
• all of their Robert Indiana editions
• a 1964 lithograph by Ellsworth Kelly titled Blue and Orange, among other sales.

Mary Ryan Gallery

• a 1984 Robert Longo lithograph to a major museum
• six Frank Stella Benjamin Moore lithographs to an institution
• one Robert Gober print to museum.
• The gallery reported a large demand for the latest series by Alex Katz, a suite of large-scale screen prints titled Black Dress.

Carolina Nitsch

• a set of twelve color etching by Thomas Schutte to the Cleveland Clinic
• a large group of twenty-five monoprints by Philip Taaffe to a major financial institution

Osborne Samuel

• one definitive print and two color prints of Speed Train by Cyril Powers priced at $150,000 to a private collection

Durham Press, Inc.

• a suite of ten Hurvin Anderson Mirror: Don’t Look Back prints to the Detroit Institute of Arts

Gerish Fine Arts

• an 1836 John Constable work to the Getty Museum.

Dolan/Maxwell

• the Detroit Institute of Arts has acquired two Robert Riggs lithographs
• one etching by Helen Phillips has been sold to a university museum
• two Donald Tsevy watercolors and two Stephen Ford linocuts have gone to a private collections.

Jan Johnson Old Master & Modern Prints

• a 1735 work by Claude Duflos, a Giuseppe Maria Mitelli from 1686
• a 1568 engraving by Cory Cornnelia titled The Betrayal of Christ to major museums.

Hill Stone, Inc. 

• one color lithograph by Edouard Vuillard
• a rare engraving by Albrecht Dürer, a Four Seasons edition by Pieter Bruegel
• a Remembrandt van Rijn Abraham Entertaining the Angels to museum collections