The Online Archive
Exhibitions,
reframed.
2001—2018 / restored 2026
20 exhibitions return to view. Artist retrospectives, social histories and works on paper are preserved at their original addresses, rebuilt for a new generation of collectors.
01 / ArchiveJ. Jay McVickerColor Prints, 1950-198502 / ArchiveJoe PriceSerigrapher Extraordinaire03 / ArchiveDon FreemanA Centennial Celebration04 / ArchiveRalph ChesseA Rediscovered African American Printmaker
05 / ArchiveCasper BanjoAn Appreciation
06 / ArchiveRecent Acquisitions 2007An Eclectic Selection of American Works on Paper07 / ArchiveSeven VoicesAfrican American Images, 1946-2006
08 / ArchivePrints from the WPAArt, Labor and the American Experience
09 / ArchiveRichard V. CorrellHumanitarian Realism and Dramatic Design
10 / ArchiveHildegarde HaasAmerican Modernist Rediscovered11 / ArchiveElizabeth CatlettWorks on Paper, 1946-2001
12 / ArchiveDon FreemanRare Lithographs from the Estate13 / ArchiveRose Piper & Winfred RembertA Pair of Opposites
14 / Archive30th Anniversary CatalogueAmerican Master Prints and Drawings
15 / ArchiveAmerican MastersWorks on Paper, 2015
16 / ArchiveLynching and AntilynchingArt and Politics in the 1930s17 / ArchiveRecent Acquisitions 2010Rare and Unique Works on Paper18 / ArchiveRecent Acquisitions 2012Stanley Koppel, Casper Banjo and American Masters19 / ArchiveBonnie StoneIn Her Place: Visual Narratives
20 / ArchiveWomen PrintmakersAmerican Graphic Art, 1930-1960Archive Note
History should remain
available to look at.
These pages adapt surviving exhibition copy and imagery from the original M. Lee Stone Fine Prints website. Where catalogue records are incomplete, we preserve that uncertainty rather than inventing titles, dates or attributions.