The Julie Saul Gallery Records document a New York City art gallery active during the late 1980s to 2019 that specialized in photography. This collection includes files accumulated by the Gallery on artists they represented including Richard Artschwager, Reinier Gerritsen, Bill Jacobson, Sara Anne Johnson, and Tseng Kwong Chi. Artist files often include press clippings, correspondence, resumes, artwork images, exhibition information, notes, and lists of the artworks and their prices. The collection also contains both chronological and individual Gallery exhibition files. These files typically contain promotional material, press releases, catalogs, correspondence, press clippings, notes, and artists' statements and resumes. Exhibition files containing a significant amount of material include Sally Gall -- Subterranea; Skin/Deep; Uncharted Territory; and Wordplay.

Gallery sales and consignment records range in date from the 1990s to the 2010s, documenting transactions between the gallery owner and purchasers, including other galleries, museums, and private collectors. These records track artwork pricing; the ebb and flow in popularity of artists and their works; and art mediums. The Gallery's payment receipts for individual artists illustrate the gallery/artist relationship in terms of profit-sharing, volume of purchases, and price tracking on individual artists. This collection also contains a small amount of documentation on the establishment of the original gallery with Nancy Lieberman in the 1980s; files accumulated on individual collectors; bills and expense lists; and press clippings regarding Julie Saul's early career and the Gallery.

Notes and copies of readings for photography art classes Saul attended in the 1980s are in this collection, as are notes and syllabi for classes she later taught on the subject. Julie Saul's travel journals date from 2002 to 2016, and include business and personal diary-type entries while visiting various parts of the United States, Canada, Europe, and Asia. These diaries also contain business contact information and meeting notes. There are also files related to Saul's outside projects during the 2000s-2010s including a Printed Matter portfolio project; research on French art dealer Berthe Weill; and The Color Project in which she partnered with Eileen Cohen.