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LIMITED EDITION ART PRINTS NOW AVAILABLE

Jefferson Archives Publishing, LLC, is the exclusive publisher of the Limited Edition Art Prints shown here.


Each of our Limited Editions are 100% satisfaction guaranteed and include a signed and numbered Certificate of Authenticity


LIMITED EDITION

"HOW DARE YOU"

Lithograph Image 20”x 13”- Sheet 24” x 18”

Signature Stamped Edition: 295



  • DETAILS

    Provenance:

    After the death of artist William H. Jefferson in March of 1996 the Jefferson Family Archives were formed to preserve and protect all original works of art and lithograph reproductions created by Jefferson in his lifetime. Jefferson Archives Publishing,LLC, has since been established as the only authorized publisher and distributor for the Jefferson Family Archives.


    EDITION INFORMATION:

    In the mid-1980s when William H. Jefferson’s career as a fine artist was at a high-point, Jefferson authorized the printing of 750 fine quality lithograph reproductions of the original charcoal and graphite drawing How Dare You. Shortly after the printing process had been completed, Jefferson fell ill and he did not complete the signing and numbering process to complete the edition. The lithographs that were left unsigned by Jefferson upon his hospitalization were placed in archive. After Jefferson’s death, Jefferson Archives Publishing produced an ink stamp of Jefferson’s original signature and limited quantities of the original lithograph How Dare You were then signature stamped, numbered and cataloged.




    Now, after nearly 30 years in archive, these original lithographs are now available for purchase.

Artist: WH Jefferson

LIMITED EDITION

"Irv and Jim"

Lithograph Image: 21” x 13” - Sheet 24” x 18”

Signature Stamped Edition: 394



  • DETAILS

    Provenance:

    After the death of artist William H. Jefferson in March of 1996 the Jefferson Family Archives were formed to preserve and protect all original works of art and lithograph reproductions created by Jefferson in his lifetime. Jefferson Archives Publishing,LLC, has since been established as the only authorized publisher and distributor for the Jefferson Family Archives.


    EDITION INFORMATION:

    In the mid-1980s when William H. Jefferson’s career as a fine artist was at a high-point, Jefferson authorized the printing of 750 fine quality lithograph reproductions of the original charcoal and graphite drawing Irv and Jim. Shortly after the printing process had been completed, Jefferson fell ill and he did not complete the signing and numbering process to complete the edition. The lithographs that were left unsigned by Jefferson upon his hospitalization were placed in archive. After Jefferson’s death, Jefferson Archives Publishing produced an ink stamp of Jefferson’s original signature and limited quantities of the original lithograph Irv and Jim were then signature stamped, numbered and cataloged.



    Now, after nearly 30 years in archive, these original lithographs are now available for purchase.

Artist: WH Jefferson

LIMITED EDITION

"Scarlet"

COMING SOON - Rare Artist Proofs!

Only 25 RARE ARTIST PROOFS will be available. Contact Us if you are interested in reserving one today.



  • DETAILS

    INFORMATION: All of our giclee editions are created under the watchful eye of the artist. Every image is meticulously matched and balanced for color, contrast and detail, scrutinized to meet the highest standards and the artist’s approval, then signed by the artist himself.

Artist: J Jefferson

LIMITED EDITION

"Lady in Red"

COMING SOON - Rare Artist Proofs!

Only 25 RARE ARTIST PROOFS will be available. Contact Us if you are interested in reserving one today.

Image Size: 30”x20”

Edition Size: 25 Artist Proofs



  • DETAILS

    INFORMATION: All of our giclee editions are created under the watchful eye of the artist. Every image is meticulously matched and balanced for color, contrast and detail, scrutinized to meet the highest standards and the artist’s approval, then signed by the artist himself.

Artist: J Jefferson

LIMITED EDITION

"There They Are" Lithograph

Lithograph Image 20” x 15” - Sheet 24” x 18”

Signature Stamped Edition: 348



  • DETAILS

    Provenance:

    After the death of artist William H. Jefferson in March of 1996 the Jefferson Family Archives were formed to preserve and protect all original works of art and lithograph reproductions created by Jefferson in his lifetime. Jefferson Archives Publishing,LLC, has since been established as the only authorized publisher and distributor for the Jefferson Family Archives.


    EDITION INFORMATION:

    In the mid-1980s when William H. Jefferson’s career as a fine artist was at a high-point, Jefferson authorized the printing of 750 fine quality lithograph reproductions of the original charcoal and graphite drawing There They Are. Shortly after the printing process had been completed, Jefferson fell ill and he did not complete the signing and numbering process to complete the edition. The lithographs that were left unsigned by Jefferson upon his hospitalization were placed in archive. After Jefferson’s death, Jefferson Archives Publishing produced an ink stamp of Jefferson’s original signature and limited quantities of the original lithograph There They Are were then signature stamped, numbered and cataloged.




    Now, after nearly 30 years in archive, these original lithographs are now available for purchase.

Artist: WH Jefferson

Original Lithograph Reproductions

The History of Jefferson Archives Publishing & Original Signature Stamped Lithograph Reproductions


After the death of artist William H. Jefferson in March of 1996 the Jefferson Family Archives were formed to preserve and protect all original works of art and lithograph reproductions created by Jefferson in his lifetime. Jefferson Archives Publishing,LLC, has since been established as the only authorized publisher and distributor for the Jefferson Family Archives.


In the mid-1980s when William Jefferson’s career as a fine artist was at a high-point, Jefferson authorized the limited reproduction of a select few of the original charcoal and graphite drawings he created. This resulted in the printing of 750 fine quality lithograph reproductions of each subject. Shortly after the printing and production process had been completed, many in the edition immediately sold to anxious collectors, but Jefferson soon fell ill and he did not complete the signing and numbering process to complete the editions. Many of the remaining lithographs were left unsigned by Jefferson and upon his hospitalization they were placed in archive by the family. 


After Jefferson’s death in 1996, Jefferson Archives Publishing produced an ink stamp of Jefferson’s original signature and limited editions of the lithographs were then signature stamped, numbered, cataloged and placed in archive by the family.


​In November of 2009, The Library of Congress, Washington D.C., added two of these same images to its permanent collection. To be forever preserved there along with countless other American treasures including the US Constitution.


Now, after nearly 30 years in archive, these original lithographs are now available for purchase.


Each individually signature stamped and numbered lithograph comes with a signed and dated Certificate of Authenticity.

Original Giclee Reproductions

What is a Giclée Print?


Giclée printing is currently the highest quality standard for printing single or limited edition prints  on paper or canvas. The term "giclee" (pronounced "ZHE-CLAY") is a French word meaning "to spray". Giclée prints are created by spraying millions of droplets of ink onto your choice of fine art substrates. Unlike lithographs and serigraphs, giclée prints have undergone extensive third party fade testing. While the predicted display life depends on many variables, giclée prints made with wide-gamut pigmented inks are estimated to last over 80 years without noticeable fade.


All  giclee editions produced by Jefferson Archives Publishing, LLC, are created under the watchful eye of the artist. Every image is meticulously matched and balanced for color, contrast and detail, scrutinized to meet the highest standards and the artist’s approval, then signed and numbered by the artist himself and  accompanied by a signed and dated Certificate of Authenticity.