This book documents the complete body of woodcut and linocut prints created by artist Alex Katz between 1951 and 2001. It explores Katz's return to these printmaking techniques after a 30-year hiatus, showcasing how these works reveal the characteristic angularity, emotional depth, and psychological complexity found in his broader artistic output. The volume meticulously reproduces all 78 prints, offering detailed insights into Katz's mastery of the medium.

This catalogue is a significant resource for understanding Alex Katz's printmaking career, particularly his work in woodcuts and linocuts. The detailed reproductions and accompanying analysis highlight the enduring qualities of his style, from his early explorations to his later return to the medium. The inclusion of all 78 prints, along with an informative fold-out insert, makes it a comprehensive reference for collectors and art historians alike. The contributions from Katz himself and Merlin James add valuable perspectives to the works presented.