Etchings (prints)

A group of twelve international printmakers were invited to use the RIT College of Art and Design printmaking studio for the "Artists Print!" event from May 15-21, 2022. They spent the week working with faculty, students and alumni to create mono-prints. This collected portfolio documents the work made during the event.

Thirteen computer generated intaglio prints, etchings, and photographs by RIT professor David Dickinson.

A collection of mixed media and etchings by artist and former RIT professor Eric Bellmann.

The Eugene Colby collection contains drawings, etchings, oil paintings, and a student desk made by Colby.

Print by Harold Stewart Bishop depicting the Reynolds Arcade located in Rochester, NY. The Reynolds Arcade building was the first home of the Athenaeum, one of RIT's founding organizations.

Twenty-two etchings by artist Joseph Pecsenke. The series of etchings is titled Commedia Dell'Arte and focuses on Italian comedic plays.

Three etchings by artist Joseph Margulies (1896-1983). Margulies was known for his portraits, landscapes, and etchings.

Three etchings by American printmaker and RIT professor Norman Arthur Bate.

Three etchings by early American illustrator Otto H. Bacher.

Photographs and etchings by RIT student Peter Berg. Berg attended RIT in the 1970s.