Explore About the Print Club
Founded in 1919, the Print Club of Cleveland has been a source of enrichment for print collectors and enthusiasts for more than 100 years.
The club has remained dedicated to the founders' purposes of stimulating interest in old master and contemporary prints and print collecting, as well as augmenting the print collection of the Cleveland Museum of Art. The Print Club has purchased some of the crown jewels of the museum's print collection, including unsurpassed impressions of prints by masters of every period—such as Albrecht Dürer, Rembrandt, Edgar Degas, and Pablo Picasso.
The commitment and support of club members continues unabated. More than 5,000 prints in the CMA’s collection are gifts from the Print Club or its members. The Print Club's activities include outreach to the larger community, by sponsoring lectures that are open to the public, as well as the Fine Print Fair.
The Fine Print Fair is the Print Club of Cleveland's annual benefit for the museum's Department of Prints and Drawings. Each year dealers from across the country exhibit and sell fine prints—from old master to contemporary. The Fine Print Fair is a major art event in Cleveland drawing enthusiastic crowds to the three-day print sale, as well the preview benefit.
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History
The Print Club of Cleveland and its members have played a pivotal role in shaping the Cleveland Museum of Art’s renowned print collection, contributing more than 5,000 works, including masterpieces by Dürer, Rembrandt, and Picasso.

Contact Us
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Events
Print Club of Cleveland has an exciting lineup of upcoming events, featuring workshops, exhibitions, and more. Check out our Events calendar to see the full list and register for public events.

Membership
By becoming a member of the Print Club of Cleveland, you will learn about printmaking and collecting, contribute to educating the public about fine art prints, annually receive a specially commissioned presentation print, and enjoy special access to the museum’s outstanding collection of prints.