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Charley Harper (American, 1922–2007) - The Sierra Range, 1990 This 1000 piece puzzle measures 20 x 25 in. when completed. Charley Harper (American,...

At a staggering 25 feet long and 14 feet tall, depicts a glowing sunrise over the rocky archipelago off Kragerø, Norway, and is considered one of t...

Robert Bissell (American, b. England 1952)The Swimmer, 2010 While it is clear that artist Robert Bissell (American, b. England 1952) derives his in...

Artist Mike Wilks has a challenge for you: “Try to spot an amputee (he is also an athlete although not animate), an abbey, an apricot, an atlas (na...

Surely you can see the saluki, but can you spot the shuttlecock, the stein, or the sifaka? Mike Wilks writes, “There is a sketch of a squinch, a se...

Robert Bissell, The Whole World, 2014 “When we awaken to each new day, whether we are aware of it or not, we are thrust into a world of infinite pr...

Exquisitely designed and superbly crafted, Gustave Baumann’s elegant woodcut prints depict quiet, colorful nooks and peaceful landscapes of an earl...

Louis Comfort Tiffany’s glass windows and panels are represented here by black line drawings on translucent paper. The presentation offers you the ...

Tom Thomson loved the rough country of northern Ontario. His exploratory artistic style and his appreciation of the wilderness helped shape the sty...

Tom Thomson’s love of the Canadian wilderness is masterfully depicted in each of his paintings. Working as a guide and forest ranger in Algonquin P...

The trail riders of Thomas Hart Benton’s painting are miniscule in relation to the sweeping mountainous landscape they traverse. His dazzling aqua ...

Charley Harper (American, 1922–2007) Tree of Life, 1961 Our planet has given birth to the cuttlefish, the mandrill, and the oak. Over billions of y...

Published with: Art Gallery of Greater Victoria Tsuchiya Kōitsu (Japanese, 1870–1949) Miyajima in the Snow A moment in time and yet one of timeless...

Amid the poplars, entangled by the floral undergrowth, two lovers stand arm in arm. Their faces disappear into the forest floor. Painted the month ...

One of the last great masters of the Edo-period ukiyo-e painting and printmaking, Utagawa Hiroshige’s artwork invites you to experience everyday li...

Van Gogh’s Bedroom at Arles, 1889, by Vincent van Gogh (1853–1890) This 1000 piece puzzle measures 25 x 20 in. when completed. Vincent van Gogh (18...

The avian world of Vasilisa Romanenko vibrates with dreamy detail and exquisite color. Drawing inspiration from botany, natural history, and textil...

The avian world of Vasilisa Romanenko vibrates with dreamy detail and exquisite color. Drawing inspiration from botany, natural history, and textil...

Put on your finest for Olga Suvorova’s Venice. The artist’s lavish works center upon the commedia dell’arte, its characters and themes depicted in ...

Vincent van Gogh (Dutch, 1853–1890) is often considered a tragic figure—struggling against madness, in and out of mental hospitals—yet he created w...

Vincent van Gogh (1853–1890) was a prolific artist. He created over two thousand works, from intricate oil paintings to quick sketches. He devoted ...

Vincent van Gogh invested his paintings with fearless color and singular eloquence. His portraits, landscapes, interiors, and still lifes transform...

Vincent van Gogh began his art career a mere 10 years before his death, but during that time, he created over 2,000 works. Rejecting the naturalism...

Shimmering with light and color, and saturated with the intensity of his vision, Vincent van Gogh’s paintings resound throughout the world of art. ...

Vincent van Gogh (Dutch, 1853–1890) is often considered a tragic figure, yet he could be delightfully amusing. Writing to his sister Willemina from...

“What people demand in art nowadays is something very much alive, with strong color and great intensity,” Vincent van Gogh once wrote. The strong c...

Vincent van Gogh (Dutch, 1853–1890)Irises, 1890“Enjoy yourself as much as you can, have as many diversions as you can, and remember that what peopl...

Make a lasting statement with this keepsake box of notecards, featuring an assortment of Vincent van Gogh’s paintings. Van Gogh was a prolific arti...

Vincent van Gogh’s ten-year painting career yielded more than 2,000 paintings and drawings but little recognition from the art world. Lamenting thi...

Rejecting the naturalism of Impressionism, Vincent van Gogh painted in bold, intense colors that could convey his emotions about the subject, wheth...

Vincent van Gogh (Dutch, 1853–1890) The Starry Night, 1889 A swirling starlit sky over a peaceful, timeless landscape—Vincent van Gogh’s The Starry...

Wassily Kandinsky was a synesthete for whom sight and sound were intrinsically linked—he could hear color and see sound. His appreciation of music ...

Using mouthwatering texture and a warm, luminous palette, Wayne Thiebaud created the images of cakes, pies, and other delectables that brought him ...

Instantly recognizable for their sensuous texture and warm, luminous palette, Wayne Thiebaud’s images of cakes, pies, and other ubiquitous store-bo...

Charley Harper (American, 1922–2007)We Think the World of Birds With dazzling color and barely contained energy, Charley Harper’s We Think the Worl...

The ancient Greeks were not the first to invent gods to explain Earth’s creation or natural phenomena, but they were the first to fashion them in t...

In swoops and swirls of fantastic flowers, take a mind-expanding trip through a Wild Meadow with this designer gift wrap. One sheet (12.5 sq. ft.) ...

A Wild Summer is within reach! Here’s to blue skies and a lively landscape abuzz with bees, butterflies, birds, and beyond. Charley Harper was ever...

Everyone who ventures into the backcountry goes equipped with tips for preventing or treating the injuries and maladies that can arise there. Don’t...

With the cheeky tail end of a deer or the dangling foot of a droll little mouse, Charley Harper’s artwork makes viewers smile. In a style he called...

Believing that art could and should find expression in objects that form the backdrop to everyday life, William Morris worked in everything from te...

A leader in the styles and politics of his time, William Morris viewed his patterns as both an art form and a means of social commentary. In respon...

Social progressive and voluble Socialist, art theorist and architect, fine art printer and publisher—to name a very few of his passions other than ...

A fierce foe of modernity, William Morris (English, 1834–1896) drew inspiration from the Middle Ages, when artist and craftsman were considered equ...

William Morris’s wallpaper designs are possibly more popular today than they ever were. The line drawings here trace his fruits, flowers, and vines...

A leader in the styles and politics of his time, William Morris viewed his patterns as both an art form and a means of social commentary. In respon...

Believing that art could and should find expression in objects that form the backdrop to everyday life, William Morris worked in everything from te...

William Morris viewed his patterns as both an art form and a means of social commentary. In response to the industrial designs and manufacturing of...