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Molly Hashimoto (American, b. 1951) Crow and Moon While hiking America’s national parks and wilderness areas, artist and naturalist Molly Hashimoto...

Molly Hashimoto’s “moon viewing” watercolors are serene and delicate, inviting us to take a breath while we appreciate and wonder at our amazing Ea...

Molly Hashimoto (American, b. 1951) Kingfisher in the Snow, 2019 Molly Hashimoto has a special gift for creating close-up relief prints of birds in...

Molly Hashimoto (American, b. 1951) Mountain Bluebird, 2011 Wildlife artist Molly Hashimoto leads us into natural settings in which a single songbi...

Molly Hashimoto (American, b. 1951) Ptarmigan Pair in the Snow, 2020 Soft snowfall, sturdy evergreens, a serene couple of critters: all the makings...

Known for her block prints of birds native to the Pacific Northwest, Molly Hashimoto has created this special collection of works focused solely on...

Molly Hashimoto (American, b. 1951) has a special gift for capturing intimate views of the natural world in her artwork, as evidenced by the four r...

Inspired by Molly Hashimoto’s colorful block prints, this activity book offers a wealth of creative fun for kids of all ages, for solo or group enj...

Artist Molly Hashimoto lives in the Pacific Northwest where she is close to mountains, forests, and waterways, and the many kinds of birds that liv...

Early critics dismissed Claude Monet’s paintings as hasty sketches. But in fact Monet set himself a goal that was remarkably difficult to achieve, ...

Seeking a tranquil place to indulge his twin passions of painting and gardening, master Impressionist Claude Monet moved to the small Normandy vill...

At his Giverny home outside Paris, Claude Monet indulged in his two favorite pastimes: painting and gardening. His translation of dazzling blooms a...

Charley Harper (American, 1922–2007) Monteverde Cloud Forest Preserve, Costa Rica, 1999 Charley Harper (American, 1922–2007) designed more than fif...

Mycological marvels! Whether edible or poisonous, all mushrooms can be appreciated for their astonishing variety of form, texture, and color. Mushr...

Mycological marvels! Whether edible or poisonous, all mushrooms can be appreciated for their astonishing variety of form, texture, and color. Mushr...

Mycological marvels! Whether edible or poisonous, all mushrooms can be appreciated for their astonishing variety of form, texture, and color. Mushr...

Much of Edward Gorey's art is filled with clandestine note-passing, puzzling messages, mysterious looks. What does it all mean? The master of the u...

Charley Harper (American, 1922–2007) - Mystery of the Missing Migrants, 1990 This 1000 piece puzzle measures 29 x 20 in. when completed. The artist...

Past meets present in this comprehensive and eye-opening deck of quiz cards on Native American history and culture. Trying to describe a group comp...

Seeming to glow from within, Eric Wert’s Nimbus revels in fine detail, from the petals of the toppled arrangement to the fabric wrinkled by stitche...

With wry humor and unconcealed sentiment, Norman Rockwell’s illustrations speak volumes about the human condition and the country he loved. Rockwel...

Maximilien Luce (French, 1858–1941) - Notre-Dame de Paris, 1900 This 1000 piece puzzle measures 20 x 27 in. when completed. A stunning vision of No...

Auguste Renoir (French, 1841–1919) Oarsmen at Chatou, 1879 On the Seine approximately nine miles west of Paris, Chatou was a site popular with Pari...

Ohara Koson (Shōson) (Japanese, 1877–1945) Flycatchers on a Nandina Bush A fluff of fresh snow on brilliant red berries, the promise of birdsong fr...

Ohara Shōson’s bird-and-flower works, kacho-e, established him as a master of Japanese nature prints. Kacho-e subjects, along with other prints of ...

Charley Harper (American, 1922–2007) Once There Was a Field Charley Harper’s Once There Was a Field invites us into a wondrous world of birds, bloo...

Orcas are complex social beings. Long feared in settler cultures as “killer whales” and respected and honored by Indigenous cultures, these enigmat...

For decades after the appearance of the first tropical orchids in the British Isles, enraptured gardeners built hothouses and essayed all manner of...

Louis H. Sullivan (American, 1856–1924)Adaptation from ornamental medallion on Schlesinger & Mayer (now Carson Pirie Scott) department store, 1...

Darlene Kulig (Canadian, b. 1961) Flower Field in the Countryside, 2017 Brightly hued and spotted with champagne bubbles that effervesce from the e...

In the Canadian Arctic territory of Nunavut, the artists of Cape Dorset have been making limited edition fine art prints since 1959. An array of te...

Owls have long been a part of folklore, classic literature, and modern films as symbols of wisdom and a representation of the proverbial unknown, a...

Owls live all over the world in habitats that vary from the desert to the forest. Some prefer tree living, while others make their nests on the gro...

With a nod to ancient Persian origins and up-to-the-minute bohemian chic, wrap your package in this stylized botanical paisley motif! One sheet (1...

Olena Skytsiuk (Ukrainian, b. 1950) Paradise Birds, 2008 An imaginary forest of eclectically colored wildlife comes alive through the details of Ol...

Paul Heussenstamm (American, b. 1949) Peace Tree. Paul Heussenstamm’s Trees of Life paintings are often filled with his signature motif, the mandal...

John La Farge’s stained glass windows reflect the Gilded Age fascination with medieval art and craftsmanship. The industrial revolution had made in...

Kano Yoshinobu (1730–1790) Ornamental peonies in a garden, late 18th–early 19th century Kano Yoshinobu was head of the Saruya-machi branch of the E...

American plein air painter Phyllis Shafer attempts to reveal the rhythms and transcendental essence of nature through her landscape paintings. Insp...

Like smoke curling from a magic lamp, the clouds in Phyllis Shafer’s artful skies cue the viewer that these are no ordinary landscapes. Here is nat...

American artist Phyllis Shafer infuses her wintery painting with a stylized softness. You’ll find no road signs in her idealized setting, no advert...

Revel in every flower and feather in Erin E. Hunter’s artworks—expressions of her fascination with the cycle of life. From backyards to city park b...

PoolCat by B. Kliban (American, 1935–1990) B. “Hap” Kliban (1935–1990) was allergic to cats as a child. Then, one magical day, his allergy vanished...

Henri Matisse (French, 1869–1954) Purple Robe and Anemone, 1937 Although classically trained at the École des Beaux-Arts in Paris, Henri Matisse (1...

Qavavau Manumie (Canadian, Inuit, b. 1958) Feathering the Nest, 2003 Arctic wildlife takes pride of place in Qavavau Manumie’s buoyant artwork feat...

Lucinda Ward Honstain (American, 1820–1904) Reconciliation Quilt, 1867 Lucinda Ward Honstain pieced and sewed this quilt of 40 blocks depicting sce...

Premier Impressionist Pierre-Auguste Renoir’s landscapes, family scenes, and portraits have established him as one of the most important painters i...

Rex Ray’s artwork ranged from collage on paper, canvas and resin boards to digital work. His work combines a mid-century modern aesthetic with psyc...