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The Capital ART Fair, November 13th to 15th, 2026

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About

 

The Capital Art Fair, started more than 40 years ago, is the oldest Fair in America devoted to fine prints and drawings. This year’s Fair will open with a ticketed cocktail party preview on Friday from 5 pm to 8 pm. Saturday hours will be 10 am to 5 pm; Sunday hours 11 am to 5 pm.

The fair will feature 17 exhibitors from across the United States. The fair is devoted to the exhibit and sale of fine works on paper including etchings, woodcuts, lithographs, drawings, watercolors, and more. Its exhibitors come from around the US, and the work they show represents 500 years of Art History. Visitors to the show will see and have the opportunity to purchase original prints and drawings by Old Masters such as Rembrandt and Durer, 19th-century masters such as Goya and Whistler, 20th-century masters like Picasso and Miro, modern masters such as Warhol and Haring, as well as Japanese Prints from the classical Ukiyo-Yi period to the present day. Materials shown will range in price from very modest to quite expensive, a mix designed to offer real and historic original artwork to both new and seasoned collectors and to Museums and similar institutions.

The Capital Art Fair will also have an online component, The Capital Art Fair Online can be browsed at CapitalArtFair.com, providing an opportunity for those who cannot attend in person to see much of the same materials, while allowing its exhibitors to reach an audience beyond those who visit the fair. It will also feature exhibitors who cannot participate in the Fair in person.


You can always browse a large inventory of prints at onpaper.art

The Venue: The University Club

Established in 1904 simply as the University Club, its first president was then Secretary of War and future United States President William Howard Taft. In 1936, it merged with the Racquet Club of Washington, and moved to its current location at 1135 Sixteenth Street NW, approximately three blocks north of the White House.


During these ensuing years, the Club was a favorite residence for many Members of Congress. Tip O'Neill preferred the old card room on the third floor and nothing pleased him more than relieving his House colleague, Richard Nixon, of his monies at the poker table. It was a social gathering place for Justices Warren and Black during the era of the Warren Court.


The University Club attracts members and guests from both the national and international communities. Members' professions range through the private, public, and nonprofit sectors, including clergy and foreign nationals. Many members democratically participate in the active committee process and regularly attend the Club social events. With warm fellowship among members, well appointed facilities, and family-friendly ambiance "the mansion on Sixteenth Street" continues as a popular meeting place and retreat for members and guests in our vibrant nation's capital.

Getting There

By Metro

  • From Farragut West (Orange & Blue Line)
  • Exit Farragut West Station on the 17th Street end.
  • Once outside, you will be at the corner of 17th & I Street, head East for two blocks until you get to 16th Street.
  • Turn Left and go 2 ½ blocks, passing K and L Streets.
  • The University Club is the 3rd building on your right after L Street


From Farragut North (Red Line)

  • Exit L Street
  • You will be on L & 17th Street, head East on L Street.
  • Once you get to 16th Street, cross the street and head left.
  • The University Club will be on your right after you pass the Russian Ambassador's Residence.


Valet Parking

Overnight valet parking is available at the Club 7 days a week, 24 hours a day.


Self Parking

Members can also park on the street or use the following underground parking garages:


Fannie Mae Building 1100 15th Street NW 

1730 M Street NW 

1101 17th Street NW


The Schedule

Friday, November 13th: 5 pm - 8 pm: Preview Night ($50)- includes wine, canapes and first access to the prints.


Saturday, November 14th: 10 am - 5 pm


Sunday, November 15th: 11 am - 5 pm


Tickets for Saturday and Sunday are free.

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EXHIBITORS

Armstrong Fine Art

Jeannot R. Barr Prints & Drawings

Jeannot R. Barr Prints & Drawings

1200 West 35th Street, #186, 

Chicago, IL 60609 

773-887-6776 

info@armstrongfineart.com 

Jeannot R. Barr Prints & Drawings

Jeannot R. Barr Prints & Drawings

Jeannot R. Barr Prints & Drawings

New York, NY

(917) 858-9752   

finsonius@gmail.com

William P. Carl Fine Prints

Jeannot R. Barr Prints & Drawings

William P. Carl Fine Prints

P.O. Box 14688, 

Durham, NC 27709   

919-294-8228   

WPCARL@aol.com

Marc Chabot Fine Arts

Marc Chabot Fine Arts

William P. Carl Fine Prints

P.O. Box 869, 

Southbury, CT 06488  

(203) 264-0272 

marc@mcfinearts.com

Dolan/Maxwell

Marc Chabot Fine Arts

Dolan/Maxwell

5225 Greene Street, 

Philadelphia, PA 19144   

267-760-6605 / 267-255-1691  info@DolanMaxwell.com

Pia Gallo

Marc Chabot Fine Arts

Dolan/Maxwell

P.O. Box 35, Gracie Station, 

New York, NY 10028   

info@piagallo.com

Conrad R. Graeber Fine Art

Roger Genser: The Prints and the Pauper

Georgina Kelman Works on Paper

 P.O. Box 264, 

Riderwood, MD 21139  

(410) 377-6713 

cgraeber@conradgraeber.com

Georgina Kelman Works on Paper

Roger Genser: The Prints and the Pauper

Georgina Kelman Works on Paper

New York, NY 

 (212) 496-5006   Georgina@GeorginaKelman.com

Roger Genser: The Prints and the Pauper

Roger Genser: The Prints and the Pauper

Roger Genser: The Prints and the Pauper

P.O. Box 5133, 

Santa Monica, CA 90409  

(310) 392-5582   

genserprints@verizon.net

Oehme Graphics

The Old Print Shop

Roger Genser: The Prints and the Pauper

Steamboat Springs, CO 

(970) 870-6609   

info@oehmegraphics.com

The Old Print Shop

The Old Print Shop

The Old Print Shop

150 Lexington Avenue, 

New York, NY 10016  

(212) 683-3950  

info@oldprintshop.com

Paramour Fine Arts

The Old Print Shop

The Old Print Shop

P.O. Box 250573, 

Franklin, MI 48025  

(248) 539-7775   

edogul@paramourfinearts.com

Edward T. Pollack Fine Arts

Edward T. Pollack Fine Arts

Edward T. Pollack Fine Arts

14 Maine Street (Ft. Andross Mill, Unit 0125), Brunswick, ME 04011   

(617) 610-7173   

ed@edpollackfinearts.com

Stevens Fine Art

Edward T. Pollack Fine Arts

Edward T. Pollack Fine Arts

Phoenix, AZ    

(602) 870-3889 

steven@stevensfineart.com

Susan Teller Gallery

Edward T. Pollack Fine Arts

The Tolman Collection

568 Broadway, Room 103A, 

New York, NY 10012   

(212) 941-7335

The Tolman Collection

The Tolman Collection

The Tolman Collection

New York, NY

allisontolman@gmail.com

The Verne Collection

The Tolman Collection

The Verne Collection

 2207 Murray Hill Rd, 

Cleveland, OH 44106 

(216) 231-8866   

vernecollection@gmail.com

finebookfairs@gmail.com

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