Image: Vertu Fine Art, Boca Raton
Vertu Fine Art is spotlighting two Alex Katz prints, ‘White Lillies 1’ and ‘The Gathering’, after reporting strong interest in the artist’s newest editions at the Hamptons Fine Art Fair. The Boca Raton gallery said in a thank-you email that it was “thrilled by the response” to Katz’s prints and that demand was extraordinary, with ‘The Gathering’ and ‘Springtime’ selling out during the fair.
The gallery’s website currently features ‘White Lillies 1’, dated 2025, and ‘The Gathering’, dated 2026, among a wider selection of artists and editions. Katz’s ‘White Lillies 1’ is described as a hand-signed silkscreen in colors on Saunders 425 gsm paper, measuring 57 1/2 x 40 inches, with an edition of 50. ‘The Gathering’ is listed as a signed and dated silkscreen in colors on Saunders Waterford High White HP 425 gsm paper, measuring 41 x 72 inches, in an edition of 40.
In the email circulated by Vertu Fine Art, the gallery thanked visitors to the Hamptons Fine Art Fair and said it appreciated “the enthusiasm, conversations, and support” received throughout the week. The message also noted that the gallery is already preparing for the next Alex Katz release, expected within the next few months, and invited recipients to reply for early access to details.
The focus on Katz sits within a broader roster presented on Vertu Fine Art’s website, which includes works by Julian Opie, Beverly Fishman, Sam Friedman, Andy Warhol, Claes Oldenburg, Joan Miró, KAWS, Jean-Michel Basquiat, Damien Hirst and Tom Wesselmann, among others. The gallery’s online presentation underscores its emphasis on prints and editions alongside paintings and mixed-media works.
Vertu Fine Art is based at 922 Clint Moore Rd in Boca Raton, Florida, and describes itself online through its website and mailing list as a source for fine art, art prints and artworks for sale. Its digital pages also include a news-and-exhibitions section, along with current inventory and edition records.
Katz, a major figure in American art known for a long career spanning painting and printmaking, remains a consistent presence in the editions market, and Vertu Fine Art’s current listings show continued attention to his newest published works. The gallery’s stock page pairs the two Katz prints with other recent releases, including multiple works dated 2026, indicating an active program of print offerings rather than a single isolated drop.
The fair-related announcement and the website listings together provide the clearest account of Vertu Fine Art’s current Katz emphasis: a sellout response to one release, a second Katz print already listed online, and a further edition in preparation in the months ahead.
