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The Pratt Graphic Art Center also called the Pratt Graphics Center was a print workshop and gallery in New York. The Center grew out of Margaret Lowengrund's Contemporaries Graphic Art Centre. In 1956 Fritz Eichenberg became the Center's director, serving until 1972 . (Sources disagree on whether Lowengrund or Eichenberg should be considered the founder of the Pratt Graphic Art Center, with most claiming Eichenberg was the founder.) The Center was associated with the Pratt Institute, providing a space specifically for printmaking. It was used by both students and established artists including Jim Dine, Robert Motherwell, Barnett Newman, and Claes Oldenburg. The Center also published a journal, the Artist's Proof edited by Eichenberg and Andrew Stasik, and had an exhibition space. The Pratt

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rdfs:comment	El Centro de Arte Gráfico Pratt también llamado Centro Gráfico Pratt fue un taller de impresión y galería en Nueva York. El Centro se desarrolló a partir del Centro de Arte Gráfico contemporáneo Margaret Lowengrund. En 1956 Fritz Eichenberg fue el director del Centro hasta el año 1972. (Las fuentes discrepan sobre si Lowengrund o Eichenberg debería de ser considerado el fundador del Centro de Arte Gráfico Pratt, o si Eichenberg fue el fundador.) El Centro estuvo asociado con el Pratt Instituto, proporcionando un espacio específicamente para printmaking. Fue utilizado por ambos alumnado y artistas incluyendo Jim Cena, Robert Motherwell, Barnett Newman, y Claes Oldenburg. El Centro también publicó una revista, la prueba del Artista editado por Eichenberg y Andrew Stasik, y tuvo un e (es) The Pratt Graphic Art Center also called the Pratt Graphics Center was a print workshop and gallery in New York. The Center grew out of Margaret Lowengrund's Contemporaries Graphic Art Centre. In 1956 Fritz Eichenberg became the Center's director, serving until 1972 . (Sources disagree on whether Lowengrund or Eichenberg should be considered the founder of the Pratt Graphic Art Center, with most claiming Eichenberg was the founder.) The Center was associated with the Pratt Institute, providing a space specifically for printmaking. It was used by both students and established artists including Jim Dine, Robert Motherwell, Barnett Newman, and Claes Oldenburg. The Center also published a journal, the Artist's Proof edited by Eichenberg and Andrew Stasik, and had an exhibition space. The Pratt (en)
dcterms:subject	Printmaking groups and organizations Small press publishing companies 1953 establishments in New York (state) 1986 disestablishments in New York (state)
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Link from a Wikipage to another Wikipage	Pratt Institute Robert Motherwell Barnett Newman Valerie Thornton Steve Poleskie Printmaking groups and organizations Ruth Kerkovius Claes Oldenburg Fritz Eichenberg Lee Krasner Leonard Edmondson Luis Camnitzer Small press publishing companies Al Blaustein Carl E. Pickhardt Jr. Printmaking Jacob Landau (artist) 1953 establishments in New York (state) Margaret Lowengrund Arthur Deshaies 1986 disestablishments in New York (state) Jim Dine John Canaday Po Kim Clare Romano Michael Ponce de Leon National Gallery of Art Seong Moy Shigeru Izumi Yasuhide Kobashi
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has abstract	El Centro de Arte Gráfico Pratt también llamado Centro Gráfico Pratt fue un taller de impresión y galería en Nueva York. El Centro se desarrolló a partir del Centro de Arte Gráfico contemporáneo Margaret Lowengrund. En 1956 Fritz Eichenberg fue el director del Centro hasta el año 1972. (Las fuentes discrepan sobre si Lowengrund o Eichenberg debería de ser considerado el fundador del Centro de Arte Gráfico Pratt, o si Eichenberg fue el fundador.) El Centro estuvo asociado con el Pratt Instituto, proporcionando un espacio específicamente para printmaking. Fue utilizado por ambos alumnado y artistas incluyendo Jim Cena, Robert Motherwell, Barnett Newman, y Claes Oldenburg. El Centro también publicó una revista, la prueba del Artista editado por Eichenberg y Andrew Stasik, y tuvo un espacio de exposición. El Centro de Arte Gráfico Pratt se cerró en 1986. La Galería Nacional del arte en Washington, D.C. ha recogido las publicaciones gráficas del Centro de Arte Gráfico Pratt. Los artistas que están incluidos en esta colección son: * * Luis Camnitzer * Albert Christ-Janer * Roberto De Lamonica * * Lucy Durand-Sikes * * * Barbro Forslund * Sid Hammer * * Lynda Kalman * * * Michael Knigin * * Lee Krasner * * * * * * Clayton Pond * Walter Rogalski * * Andrew Stasik * * Vasilios Toulis * Ansei Uchima * Murray Zimiles (es) The Pratt Graphic Art Center also called the Pratt Graphics Center was a print workshop and gallery in New York. The Center grew out of Margaret Lowengrund's Contemporaries Graphic Art Centre. In 1956 Fritz Eichenberg became the Center's director, serving until 1972 . (Sources disagree on whether Lowengrund or Eichenberg should be considered the founder of the Pratt Graphic Art Center, with most claiming Eichenberg was the founder.) The Center was associated with the Pratt Institute, providing a space specifically for printmaking. It was used by both students and established artists including Jim Dine, Robert Motherwell, Barnett Newman, and Claes Oldenburg. The Center also published a journal, the Artist's Proof edited by Eichenberg and Andrew Stasik, and had an exhibition space. The Pratt Graphic Art Center closed in 1986. The National Gallery of Art in Washington, DC has collected prints published by the Pratt Graphic Art Center. Artists represented in this collection include * Al Blaustein * Luis Camnitzer * Albert Christ-Janer * Roberto De Lamonica * Arthur Deshaies * Lucy Durand-Sikes * Leonard Edmondson * Fritz Eichenberg * Barbro Forslund * Sid Hammer * Shigeru Izumi * Lynda Kalman * Ruth Kerkovius * Po-Hyun Kim * Michael Knigin * Yasuhide Kobashi * Lee Krasner * Jacob Landau * Seong Moy * Carl Pickhardt * Stephen Poleskie * Michael Ponce de León * Clayton Pond * Walter Rogalski * Clare Romano * Andrew Stasik * Valerie Thornton * Vasilios Toulis * Ansei Uchima * Murray Zimiles (en)
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is Link from a Wikipage to another Wikipage of	Josef Hampl Patricia Martin Bates Valerie Thornton Ruth Kerkovius Félix Alberto Beltrán Concepción Yehuda Bacon Anna Wong (artist) Lubomír Přibyl Master printmaker Margaret Lowengrund Karl Stirner Kazuko Miyamoto Willard Midgette Clare Romano Michael Ponce de Leon Shigeru Izumi Yasuhide Kobashi Pratt Graphics Center
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