Alex Katz’s prints distil his distinctive visual language into crisp, graphic compositions that celebrate the clarity of line and colour. Working primarily in screenprint and lithography since the 1960s, Katz has used printmaking as a means to explore repetition, flatness and the interplay of figure and ground. His portraits — often of family, friends and muses — retain the immediacy of his painting while achieving a heightened sense of precision through the printed surface. The result is an oeuvre that captures the cool elegance of contemporary life, transforming fleeting moments into enduring icons of American modernity.