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Saul Steinberg American, The Museum (H.C.), 1972. Color lithograph with embossing on gray paper. Printed by Zigmunds Priede and Dick Sonnen. Published by Universal Limited Art Editions, West Islip, New York. Anderson Graphic Arts Collection, gift of the Harry W. and Mary Margaret Anderson Charitable Foundation, 1996.74.437Saul Steinberg American, The Museum (H.C.), 1972. Color lithograph with embossing on gray paper. Printed by Zigmunds Priede and Dick Sonnen. Published by Universal Limited Art Editions, West Islip, New York. Anderson Graphic Arts Collection, gift of the Harry W. and Mary Margaret Anderson Charitable Foundation, 1996.74.437Printed Stories presents a selection of modern and contemporary prints from the Anderson Collection of Graphic Arts into which narratives—whether or not they were intended by the artists—might be read or construed. Through the artists’ textual and visual prompts, the exhibition encourages the viewer’s imagination to roam freely, filling in the narrative spaces suggested by the prints on view.Some works in Printed Stories by such artists as Christopher Brown, David Gilhooly, and Saul Steinberg are left open to narrative interpretation through evocative imagery and provocative titling. Other artists, including Nathan Oliveira and Ben Shahn, drew inspiration from literary texts, creating direct or indirect connections, both representative and abstract, to works by Edgar Allan Poe and Rainer Maria Rilke, respectively. Selections by Jennifer Bartlett and Vija Celmins, despite familiar iconography, remain open to personal readings due in part to unexpected juxtapositions.Entry to this exhibition is included with general admission to the museum.Adults $10, seniors 65+ $7, students with current ID $6, youths 13–17 $6, members and children 12 and under free. Prices subject to change without notice.

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An error occurred. de Young Museum | de Young Main address: de Young Museum | de Young 50 Hagiwara Tea Garden Drive CA 94118 San Francisco, الولايات المتحدة الأمريكية de Young Museum | de Young 50 Hagiwara Tea Garden Drive CA 94118 San Francisco, الولايات المتحدة الأمريكية Saul Steinberg American, The Museum (H.C.), 1972. Color lithograph with embossing on gray paper. Printed by Zigmunds Priede and Dick Sonnen. Published by Universal Limited Art Editions, West Islip, New York. Anderson Graphic Arts Collection, gift of the Harry W. and Mary Margaret Anderson Charitable Foundation, 1996.74.437Saul Steinberg American, The Museum (H.C.), 1972. Color lithograph with embossing on gray paper. Printed by Zigmunds Priede and Dick Sonnen. Published by Universal Limited Art Editions, West Islip, New York. Anderson Graphic Arts Collection, gift of the Harry W. and Mary Margaret Anderson Charitable Foundation, 1996.74.437Printed Stories presents a selection of modern and contemporary prints from the Anderson Collection of Graphic Arts into which narratives—whether or not they were intended by the artists—might be read or construed. Through the artists’ textual and visual prompts, the exhibition encourages the viewer’s imagination to roam freely, filling in the narrative spaces suggested by the prints on view.Some works in Printed Stories by such artists as Christopher Brown, David Gilhooly, and Saul Steinberg are left open to narrative interpretation through evocative imagery and provocative titling. Other artists, including Nathan Oliveira and Ben Shahn, drew inspiration from literary texts, creating direct or indirect connections, both representative and abstract, to works by Edgar Allan Poe and Rainer Maria Rilke, respectively. Selections by Jennifer Bartlett and Vija Celmins, despite familiar iconography, remain open to personal readings due in part to unexpected juxtapositions.Entry to this exhibition is included with general admission to the museum.Adults $10, seniors 65+ $7, students with current ID $6, youths 13–17 $6, members and children 12 and under free. Prices subject to change without notice. Book tickets