The print-focused exhibition, the Paris Print Fair, is making its comeback for a new edition from March 26 to 29, 2026. Join us at the Cordeliers Monastery Refectory.
Printmaking is a delicate art form, which generally refers to the printing of an engraving or the reproduction of a work of art using lithography or silkscreen. These techniques have been used by such great French and international artists as Albrecht Dürer, Francisco de Goya, Pablo Picasso, Rembrandt, Paul Gauguin, Hokusai, Hiroshige… to name but a few.
The Chamber of the Print, Drawing, and Painting has decided to highlight this art form with a public exhibition. The Paris Print Fair will celebrate its fifth edition from March 26 to 29, 2026. For this special occasion, both curious visitors and art enthusiasts are invited to the Refectory of the Convent of the Cordeliers. This year, 25 galleries from France and abroad are coming together to showcase the works of the masters of printmaking.
This show is all about artists. Great painters and creators of previous centuries and contemporary artists are exhibited side by side in a rich and varied program, showing visitors all the richness and subtlety of these printmaking techniques.
All visitors are welcome, professionals and amateurs alike. The Paris Print Fair gives everyone the opportunity to admire special works, and to learn more about wood engraving, etching, drypoint, lithography… In color or black and white,printmaking comes in a wide range of formats!
Participants Exhibiting at the 2026 Edition:
- Agnews
- Arenthon Gallery
- Gallery near the Opera House
- Nathalie Béreau Gallery
- C.G. Boerner
- Stéphane Brugal Gallery
- Christian Collin Gallery
- Den Otter Fine Art
- Documents 15 Gallery
- Pia Gallo Gallery Grillon
- Il Bulino Antique Prints
- Jurjens Fine Art
- August Laube
- The Art Corner
- The Emerging Art Scene
- Martinez D. Gallery
- Palau Antiguitats
- Helmut H. Gallery
- Rumbler
- Sagot – Le Garrec Gallery
- Saphir Gallery
- Sarah Sauvin
- Xavier Seydoux Gallery
- Nicolaas Teeuwisse
- Emanuel von Baeyer
A not-to-be-missed spring art show in Paris.
