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Georgia O’Keeffe (1887–1986) was an industrious artist who created over 1,000 works of art, though she was best known for her oil paintings of flow...

The bella donna and petunia painted by Georgia O’Keeffe pair beautifully in this notecard folio with their soft petals and green, blue, and purple ...

The bella donna and petunia painted by Georgia O’Keeffe pair beautifully in this notecard folio with their soft petals and green, blue, and purple ...

From the turn of the 20th century to her death at age 98, Georgia O’Keeffe completed more than 2,000 works—an oeuvre that has left its stamp on Ame...

Georgia O’Keeffe created images of powerful simplicity. She invited viewers to see the familiar in a new way, often enlarging the delicate structur...

Born near Sun Prairie, Wisconsin, Georgia O’Keeffe carried the prairie’s simplicity and strength with her as she strove to convey the essence of he...

Although perhaps most famous for her extraordinary paintings of flowers, Georgia O’Keeffe was also fascinated by trees throughout her career—from t...

Georgia O’Keeffe once said, “What is my experience of the flower if not color?” The waves of softly blended hues in these calla lilies show off her...

Georgia O’Keeffe’s love of the Southwest is well known and beautifully exemplified by the two landscapes in this notecard folio—which depict two of...

Born in 1887 near Sun Prairie, Wisconsin, a tiny village bordering the great north woods, Georgia O’Keeffe became a giant of 20th-century modern ar...

Cruising Turtle Island pumps out an L.A. funk beat, heavy on the bass. Boasting anthropomorphic dogs, ancient monuments, and a lowrider with an Azt...

Glacier Bay, Alaska by Charley Harper (American, 1922–2007) This 1000 piece puzzle measures 20 x 29 in. when completed. Charley Harper’s whimsical ...

Celebrate the season, Gorey-style, with this holiday card assortment. Tradition is both honored and spoofed in this group of fun and engaging cards...

Take a trip out to the country with Charley Harper’s Gorman Heritage Farm. Harper, a dedicated supporter of land preservation, created this artwork...

Gustave Baumann (American, b. Germany, 1881–1971) - Grandma Battin’s Garden, 1927. This 300 piece puzzle measures 20 x 20 in. when completed. Gusta...

Anna Mary Robertson Moses, the “grandmother of folk art,” showed the world what it meant to savor the season. With her artistic eye and homespun op...

With her artistic eye and homespun optimism, Anna Mary Robertson “Grandma” Moses showed the world what it meant to find color and joy in the everyd...

Anna Mary Robertson Moses, the “grandmother of folk art,” knew what it meant to savor the season. To her, the holidays began outdoors, with glisten...

Overflowing with decorative pattern, Grant Leier’s art vibrates with intense color and energy. A textile major at Alberta College of Art in the 197...

Granville Redmond (1871–1935) painted California in all its grand diversity, capturing the topography, vegetation, and color representative of both...

Many Buddhist legends tell of the goddess Tara, the personification of compassion, offering salvation from the suffering of rebirth and death. Some...

Gustav Klimt is the most famous of the Viennese Secessionists and one of the leading painters of Art Nouveau. From his earliest paintings, Klimt di...

Adaptation of frieze design for the home of Adolphe Stoclet made by Gustav KlimtThese elegant little cards feature an adaptation of a design by Gus...

During his lifetime, Gustav Klimt (Austrian, 1862–1918) was said to have created the most beautiful painting in the world. Not all critics agreed w...

Artist Gustave Baumann (American, b. Germany, 1881–1971) immigrated with his family to the United States from Germany when he was ten years old. At...

A noted member of the artist colony in Brown County, Indiana, Gustave Baumann started a new life in 1918 at the center of the Santa Fe art scene, i...

Gustave Baumann (American, b. Germany, 1881–1971)Zinnias, c. 1915Although best known as a master of color woodcuts, Gustave Baumann also produced s...

The roots of Japanese haiku reach back over a thousand years. In this poetic form, as in life, there is a pause, a shift, in which the poet celebra...

Harriet Tubman’s striking, resolute figure stands at attention in this painting by William H. Johnson, part of his 1945 Fighters for Freedom series...

With a mighty leap, a soul enters the afterlife, as imagined by artist Heidi Taillefer. Silkworm explores the dualities of life and death, light an...

Henri Matisse brought a thoroughly modern eye to his classical art foundations. The result was a daring new style that pushed the boundaries of Mod...

Henri Matisse was a classically trained artist who brought a thoroughly modern eye to his traditional foundations. The result was a daring new styl...

An artist both of her time and well ahead of it, Hilma af Klint was a rare original. Years before such Modernist pioneers as Piet Mondrian and Vasi...

An artist both of her time and well ahead of it, Hilma af Klint was a rare original. Years before such Modernist pioneers as Piet Mondrian and Vasi...

An artist both of her time and well ahead of it, Hilma af Klint was a rare original. Years before Modernist pioneers Mondrian and Kandinsky dipped ...

Jenny Tylden-Wright (British) Hips, Haws and Hares Jenny Tylden-Wright specializes in highly stylized illustration featuring animals in the country...

Hiroo Isono captures the tangible enchantment of his homeland’s forests. Known for his groundbreaking art direction of videogames in the 1990s, he ...

Inspired by his travels to forests and jungles across the globe, Japanese illustrator Hiroo Isono painted otherworldly environments. Texturally com...

Utagawa Hiroshige’s extraordinary woodblock-print series One Hundred Famous Views of Edo ranks among the greatest achievements of Japanese art. Iss...

Shrouded in snow, the winter countryside of Utagawa Hiroshige’s Japan is untouched by modern life. The prints showcased in this holiday card assort...

Hiroshige II, who lived from 1826 to 1869, was a student of the top designer of Japanese landscape prints, Hiroshige I. After his teacher died in 1...

One Hundred Views of Mt. Fuji is a masterpiece by a master artist. Katsushika Hokusai (1760–1849) was already in his mid-seventies when he complete...

Moving constantly (over 90 residences), creating profusely (tens of thousands of works), and with each phase of his life reinventing himself and ta...

The distinct composition and linework of Under the Wave off Kanagawa may at first appear to focus on the power and majesty of the Pacific Ocean, bu...

Born a commoner in Edo, Japan, Katsushika Hokusai passionately pursued art for most of his life and by the time of his death at age eighty-nine was...

Katsushika Hokusai was a meticulous chronicler of Japanese society and culture, creating an estimated 30,000 drawings and paintings, some of which ...

Katsushika Hokusai (Japanese, 1760–1849) Under the Wave off Kanagawa The distinct composition and linework of this print may at first appear to foc...

Katsushika Hokusai could capture the wind, or so it appears in his woodblock print of poppies, petal edges furled and stems swaying. In Japanese ae...