This volume documents the significant printmaking output of Jasper Johns between 1970 and 1977. It provides a comprehensive overview of the artist's work during a pivotal period, showcasing the evolution of his style and thematic concerns as expressed through the medium of print. The book details the technical processes and conceptual underpinnings of each print, offering insight into Johns's innovative approach to his craft.

This catalogue raisonné is regarded as an authoritative resource for scholars and collectors interested in Jasper Johns's printmaking. The detailed scholarship and high-quality reproductions offer an invaluable look into a specific, productive phase of his career. The focus on the technical and conceptual aspects of the prints makes it a key reference for understanding his contribution to contemporary art. It serves as a foundational text for appreciating the depth and complexity of his graphic work.