The Bryan Gallery of Christian Art Print Collection spans the period circa 1525–circa 1870 and primarily contains European prints. The collection is organized in three series: Prints, Photographs, and Other Items.

Series I. Prints, before 1528-1817, undated, contains 158 prints. All are European works, and include Italian, Flemish, French, Dutch, and some English works. Most of the prints are engravings or etchings, and only a few have color. They are mainly of religious subjects, or are portraits, landscapes, or allegorical scenes. Many of the portraits are self-portraits by artists, primarily Italian. Several others are from a set of portraits of the six wives of Henry VIII. Prints number nine and ten are both colored stipple prints from a set of illustrations for Milton's Paradise Lost engraved by Francesco Bartolozzi after Thomas Stotherd. Duplicate copies exist of a few prints.

Series II. Photographs, undated, contains two groups of albumen photographs showing paintings in Perugia, Italy, and the Alhambra in Spain. The seven photographs of the Alhambra are 8 by 10 inches. The twenty-three photographs of paintings are 5 x 7 inches and smaller.

Series III. Other items, undated, contains one amateur crayon or pastel drawing and two photomechanical reproductions, one in color, of engravings.