Stationery - Boxed Notes

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

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

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

Presented with tongue firmly in cheek, Neglected Murderesses features delightfully wicked specimens of “the fairer sex” whose homicidal acts have f...

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...

A mystery of mysteries, The Awdrey-Gore Legacy presents fictional evidence in the fictional murder of Miss D. Awdrey-Gore, once a prolific writer o...

Rosalind Wise is inspired by all that nature has to offer and has an affinity for painting scenes of garden borders. She often makes quick plein ai...

Like his oriole on the wing amidst stylized irises, CJ Hurley’s avian art lives at the intersection of the natural world and the Arts & Crafts ...

Be it a balloon ride in the mountains or a contemplative walk on the beach, many of us feel the urge to wander, to make discoveries, to find places...

One of the most prolific artists of the shin hanga (new prints) movement, Kawase Hasui produced over 600 woodblock prints during his 40-year career...

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

Unknown artist (Japanese) Sleeping Cat and Butterflies (detail) One can almost feel the cat’s sleek fur and hear the whisper of butterfly wings in ...

Robert Bissell Pastoral, 2016 Taking a cue from the Romantic period, artist Robert Bissell invokes a sense of peace and harmony in his paintings wi...

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

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

With meticulous attention to detail and thousands of strokes from cat-hair brushes, a dynasty of Ukrainian artists is drawing worldwide attention t...

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...

A wild riot of blooms and foliage dances from this painting by Rosalind Wise. The original painting reaches six feet wide, offering the artist plen...

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...

CJ Hurley believes that both art and nature transform who we are as humans. He works to make art a regular feature of people’s homes, designing and...

Joan Metcalf’s paintings reflect the drama of the natural world, both literally and figuratively. The Oregon artist’s creativity is sparked by her ...

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...

With his signature stylized naturalism, Billy Hassell blends realism and abstraction in vivid paintings that express a deep sense of place. His wor...

Spirit, as Robert Bissell says, is nearly impossible to describe. It’s full of magic and mystery, and you can find it only when you allow yourself ...

Using a flatbed scanner as her camera, Deb Stoner captures every bit of detail in her floral still lifes, from the vibrant hues of a flower’s petal...

Twenty assorted 5 x 7 in. blank notecards (5 each of 4 designs) with envelopes in a decorative box. Taking us by the hand, Molly Hashimoto leads us...

William Seltzer Rice (1873–1963) was born in Pennsylvania but moved to Northern California in 1900, when the region’s Arts & Crafts movement wa...

Early in his career, Gustave Baumann (American, b. Germany, 1881–1971) lived in Chicago, but he found his true home in New Mexico when he moved to ...

At age seven, Chiura Obata (American, b. Japan, 1885–1975) began studying art. For two years he practiced drawing a circle and two straight lines. ...

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...

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

The barn owl (Tyto alba) is one of the most widely distributed of all birds, taking top honors in that distinction among owls. Now acknowledged for...

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

Artist and teacher Paul Heussenstamm’s vibrant sacred art incorporates principles of many religious traditions, among them Buddhism, Hinduism, and ...

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...

Designer Nawal Motawi began making art tiles in a two-car garage and sold them at a local farmers market—“next to the rutabaga sellers,” as the sto...

With the birds and other wildlife of Canada’s far north as favorite subjects, Kenojuak Ashevak, Qavavau Manumie, and Saimaiyu Akesuk, among others,...

Charley Harper (American, 1922–2007) was an astonishingly versatile artist, fluent in many techniques from brushy abstraction to precise realism. H...

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...

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

Charley Harper (American, 1922–2007)Rainforest Birds, 1982Artist Charley Harper was an avid naturalist and particularly liked to paint birds. He po...

Kenojuak AshevakSun Owl and Foliage, 1980Among the printmakers associated with Cape Dorset’s Kinngait Studios, Kenojuak Ashevak distinguished herse...

Georgia O’Keeffe (American, 1887–1986)A Sunflower from Maggie, 1937One summer morning, Georgia O’Keeffe’s friend Maggie arrived at the artist’s New...

Del Monte Oaks, 1920, by William Seltzer Rice (American, 1873–1963)William Seltzer Rice was born in Pennsylvania and moved to Northern California i...

Anonymous (China)Chinese plate of butterflies (detail), ca. 1830–1871A butterfly from a mid-nineteenth-century album of Chinese watercolors graces ...

Cape Dorset—called Kinngait in the Inuit language, Inuktitut, for the area’s high, rolling hills—is a thriving community on southwestern Baffin Isl...

Ever-popular artist Charley Harper held a special affinity for birds. Describing his method of depicting wildlife, which winnowed out all but the m...

The Kinngait Studios in Kinngait (Cape Dorset), Nunavut, are the oldest continually operating print studios in Canada, and collectors from around t...