Frances Kline Art Gallery - Rolling Stone Press

This collection honors the memory and achievements of Atlanta artist Wayne Kline who passed away in 2005. Wayne was a very accomplished artist who channeled his passion for printmaking into the establishment of Rolling Stone Press. The collection of prints represents works by the talented artists who created lithographs at Rolling Stone Press in collaboration with Tamarind Master Printer, Wayne Kline, over the past 21 years. The press was founded in 1984 and operated on Calhoun Street in Atlanta, Georgia. Choosing to work with every genre, Kline challenged talented artists to work outside of their medium and to reinterpret their work through the lithographic process. The prints created at Rolling Stone Press have recieved significant critical attention world wide.

The History

Observing traditions developed over the past two hundred years, artists work in close collaboration with a master printer to create original works of art. Established in 1984, Rolling Stone Press has published over one hundred fifty editions by important artists from the Southeast. Lithographs created at the press are in a number of permanent collections including: The Bauhaus Archiv State Museum, Berlin, Germany; The Museum of Modern Art, New York; The High Museum of Art, Atlanta, Georgia; The Birmingham Museum of Art, Birmingham, Alabama and The Telfair Museum of Art, Savannah, Georgia and many other private museums and corporations.
The press was founded in 1984. It was a litograhy atelier,a workshop where hand printed limited edition lithographs were produced by artists working in close collaboration with Tamarind Master Printer, Wayne Kline.
Rolling Stone Press was Atlanta's first and only Professional lithography atelier. Hand printed limited edition lithographs were produced by a diverse group of local and nationally known artists.
When Wayne passed away in 2005 the collaborative printing aspect of Rolling Stone Press also ended. The inventory of prints has become the Rolling Stone Press Print Collection. This collection remains available for sale through Wayne's son, Andrew Kline. A portfolio viewing of the collection is available for private showings. A representative would be more than pleased to meet with individual collectors or organizations. For more information please call our representative at (828)719-8151 or (828)719-0647. Only a small portion of the collection is available online.

Visit our Gallery, and RSP link to view our online collection. Some are original lithographs created at Rolling Stone Press while others are original etchings, woodcuts, and screen prints selected from hundreds of entries submitted for the Printmaker's Renaissance Exhibition.

Observing traditions developed over the past two hundred years, artists work in close collaboration with a master printer to create original works of art. Established in 1984, Rolling Stone Press has published over one hundred fifty editions by important artists from the Southeast. Lithographs created at the press are in a number of permanent collections including: The Bauhaus Archiv State Museum, Berlin, Germany; The Museum of Modern Art, New York; The High Museum of Art, Atlanta, Georgia; The Birmingham Museum of Art, Birmingham, Alabama and The Telfair Museum of Art, Savannah, Georgia and many other private museums and corporations.
	The press was founded in 1984. It was a litograhy atelier,a workshop where hand printed limited edition lithographs were produced by artists working in close collaboration with Tamarind Master Printer, Wayne Kline. Rolling Stone Press was Atlanta's first and only Professional lithography atelier. Hand printed limited edition lithographs were produced by a diverse group of local and nationally known artists. When Wayne passed away in 2005 the collaborative printing aspect of Rolling Stone Press also ended. The inventory of prints has become the Rolling Stone Press Print Collection. This collection remains available for sale through Wayne's son, Andrew Kline. A portfolio viewing of the collection is available for private showings. A representative would be more than pleased to meet with individual collectors or organizations. For more information please call our representative at (828)719-8151 or (828)719-0647. Only a small portion of the collection is available online.
Visit our Gallery, and RSP link to view our online collection. Some are original lithographs created at Rolling Stone Press while others are original etchings, woodcuts, and screen prints selected from hundreds of entries submitted for the Printmaker's Renaissance Exhibition.