Selections from the Collection

Ibram Lassaw Continuity #1, 1971 Color lithograph, 39/100 Gift of Donald Taglialatella and World House Editions
July 10 - September 4, 2022

The prints in this gallery are part of Hunterdon Art Museum’s permanent collection of works on paper.  Since its founding in the early 1950s, the Museum has acquired prints, photographs, artist books, collages, and paintings on paper. While many of the works in the collection were purchased from the Museum’s long-running National Print Exhibition (1957 – 2008), gifts from generous artists, collectors, art dealers, and print publishers make up a substantial portion of the Museum’s holdings.  

All of the works currently on view are gifts from Donald Taglialatella, Leslie Kruse and World House Editions, publishers of limited edition prints by international artists.

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Mary Oestereicher Hamill: regardisregard

April 29 - September 2, 2018

Mary Oestereicher Hamill is a multi-media artist and pioneer of participatory photo-based art, shining a light on the needs of poor and marginalized people in our society.