Paulson Fontaine Press at SOBU

A bright red plunger stands upright against a vivid yellow background. Above, black handwritten text proclaims, It’s about to GO DOWN. Created by Henry Taylor in 2024 and published by Paulson Fontaine Press, It’s about to go down (yellow) is a limited edition fine art print inspired by Taylor’s reflections on Black life in America, making a striking statement through its bold simplicity.

It's about to go down (yellow), 2024 by Henry Taylor

Untitled (1), 2016 by Alicia McCarthy—published by Paulson Fontaine Press—features a red and white grid pattern with intersecting horizontal and vertical lines, forming a checkered, woven effect across the surface that evokes the artist’s signature Mission School aesthetic. Thicker red lines frame the borders, elevating the piece into a striking fine art print.

Untitled (1), 2016 by Alicia McCarthy

Black in the Midst of the Red White and Blue, 2017 by Lonnie Holley

Discover “Fourteen, 2014” by Mary Lee Bendolph, a fine art print from Paulson Fontaine Press featuring red, beige, black, blue, and purple rectangles interspersed with irregular shapes. This geometric composition on a white background echoes the bold artistry of Gee’s Bend quilts and reflects the rich sense of layered history characteristic of Bendolph’s masterful work.

Fourteen, 2014 by Mary Lee Bendolph

A vibrant limited edition fine art print, Untitled (Future Inner Limits), 2021 by William Scott from Paulson Fontaine Press, depicts buses adorned with uplifting messages such as “Peace” and “Wholesome Encounters,” smiling figures, and a woman in purple striking a pose on the red carpet. Signs referencing Hollywood and the year 2017 add context, while the artwork radiates joy and optimism, inspired by Creative Growth Art Center.

Untitled (Future Inner Limits), 2021 by William Scott

A small figure stands at the bottom of an orange background, holding up a sign that says HELP in a speech bubble. The figure appears alone in a vast empty space—an evocative scene reminiscent of Chris Johanson’s signature style. Excellent Perceptions #1, 2007 is a limited edition fine art print from Paulson Fontaine Press that captures the quiet vulnerability and poignant isolation often found in his work.

Excellent Perceptions #1, 2007 by Chris Johanson

Untitled (3), 2018 by Alicia McCarthy—a fine art print published by Paulson Fontaine Press—features colorful, wavy, parallel lines forming an hourglass-like shape on a textured white background with faint blue marks, capturing the vibrant aesthetic associated with the San Francisco Mission School.

Untitled (3), 2018 by Alicia McCarthy

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