Flowers, White Vase, 1993
lithograph in 15 colors, edition 52
image 22 x 17"

Established in 1960, the Jane Haslem Gallery is enjoying our 52nd year in business.

2025 Hillyer Place NW
Washington DC 20009

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tel 202 232 4644
fax 202 387 0679
contact: haslem@mac.com
www.janehaslemgallery.com

Jane Haslem, CEO & Owner
Amanda Lineweber, Gallery Assistant

20th and 21st century America prints, paintings, and works on paper

Scholar, entrepreneur, innovator, art dealer, and web site founder, Jane Haslem opened her first gallery in Chapel Hill NC, the state's first gallery as well. The gallery was relocated to Madison, WI in 1965 and then to Washington, DC in 1969. The gallery has held various locations throughout DC, and is now settled in Dupont Circle. 

The gallery's focus is prints, paintings, and other works on paper by American artists. Haslem is a member of the International Fine Print Dealers Association and a founder of the Art Dealers Association of Greater Washington.

In 1995, Haslem created the first vetted international web site for commercial art dealers, www.artline.com. Two years later www.artlinePlus was established to promote the greater Washington DC area.

Haslem is CEO of the gallery and artline.com. She is preparing catalogue raisonnés of gallery artists past and present.

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News and Events

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	Katja Oxman: Inner Places Opens March 6 Oxman's careful, lucid still-lifes become more compelling the longer one sees them. By including plants, postcards, insects and more in her compositions she creates haunting impressions of interior worlds.

Katja Oxman, A Cap of Lead Across The Sky, (diptych) 1999, color etching, edition 75, 29 1/2 x 39 1/2"

	The City Lights: Urban Portraits and Landscapes A group show of gallery artists with prints by Peter Milton, Nancy McIntyre, Jim Sundquist, Moishe Smith, Phyllis Seltzer, Karl Schrag, Yvonne Jacquette, and others. These artists all find inspiration in the city, and in the people and buildings that they find there. Their prints showcase shots and scenes from the daily life of urban spaces.

Jim Sundquist, Key Bridge 1990, silk screen, edition 20

	Richard Ziemann: Etchings and Engravings Included in the exhibit are Ziemann's oversized prints, previously shown at the Whitney, as well as his regular and miniature prints. While his subject matter ranges from marshland to pine forests, Ziemann's style is consistently detailed and intricate.

Maple Leaves and Vines, Richard Ziemann 1978-81, etching & engraving 21" x 29 1/2"