In 1981, the National Gallery in Washington, D.C. honored Gemini with the establishment of a permanent archive. The archive functions as a study center for collectors and scholars. Included in the archive is one proof from each of the over 2300 editions produced, as well as ancillary materials such as shop records and printing elements. Three major touring exhibitions with works from the archive have been organized and exhibited by the National Gallery, and a fourth marking Gemini's 50th Anniversary was on view during the Fall of 2015. The online catalogue raisonné provides detailed information on the history of the workshop and all of the artworks in the Gemini archive.
As of 2025, the raisonné website is under construction for upgrades. Please contact us directly if you would like access to a searchable index of the website, or, you can use a simplified version via archive-it.
About the Gemini Workshop
About the National Gallery of Art Archive
Books on Gemini G.E.L.
