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Landfall Press, founded more than five decades ago by master printer Jack Lemon, is legendary for innovation, exacting standards of quality, and for helping artists achieve things they never thought possible in lithography. First to publish lithographs by Kara Walker and Chuck Close, first to help Christo and Jean Claude make lithographs that included “wrapped” objects in relief in their prints, major museums have organized Landfall Press print exhibitions and museum giants such as The Metropolitan Museum of Art, Museum of Modern Art, Smithsonian, Art Institute of Chicago, all proudly hold multiple Landfall prints in their collections.

Luis Jimenez, Jack
(Jack Lemon, Founder of Landfall Press)

This is an extremely personal work for both Jimenez and master printer Jack Lemon, founder of Landfall Press. It is signed on the left leg by Jimenez and dated '81. On the right leg, Jimenez dedicates the work “for Jack and Ethel.” Jack Lemon is featured in a shirt bearing the Landfall logo.

Jeanette Pasin Sloan, Dots

Sloan's interest in reflective surfaces began with the old, chrome toaster on her kitchen counter. From this grew a passion and fascination with reflection, texture, pattern, and distortion that has sustained her practice ever since.

James Drake, Salon of a Thousand Souls

James Drake, Salon of a Thousand Souls is one of Drake's most magnificent lithographic images. It is offered in a black wooden flat profile frame, and is ed. 16/20. Published by Landfall Press in 1997. Drake has achieved many accolades in the art world, including a Guggenheim and several NEA awards and grants.