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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...

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...

Edward Gorey (American, 1925–2000) Unicycle Cat What better way to say thank you than to have one of Edward Gorey’s cats as your messenger? This fe...

Ukrainian artist Marfa Tymchenko’s colorful, stylized art blurs the lines between representation and surrealism. Family Replenishment exemplifies h...

Figbash is one of Edward Gorey’s most recognizable characters, helping the artist and playwright entertain with posters, postcards, and books. Now,...

Louis Sullivan is often called the father of modern American architecture and was influential in early skyscraper design. But it was his work on th...

Bird lover and practitioner of Minimal Realism, Charley Harper reminded viewers that his paintings are not merely depictions of birds, but “a pictu...

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 ...

Alphonse Mucha (Czech, 1860–1939) was the undeniable founder of Art Nouveau, in spite of his efforts to distance himself from that distinction. His...

Kenojuak Ashevak is widely considered a Canadian national treasure as a groundbreaking artist for Kinngait Studios in the Arctic territory of Nunav...

David Galchutt’s kaleidoscopic paintings often feature flowers, feathers, and fungus in beautiful detail. His work showcases a refinement in fine a...

After experiencing the fall of China’s last imperial dynasty, Chao Shao-an sought to revitalize Chinese art and refresh the artistic connections wi...

For centuries, Japanese artists have created block-printed illustrations and patterns that evoke their rich cultural heritage and deep appreciation...

The whimsical Cats of B. Kliban have held a cherished place in the hearts of fans since the publication of Cat in 1975. Inspired by the antics of h...

Oregon artist Siri Schillios finds inspiration in nature and then lets her imagination soar. Bright colors, fine brushwork, and charming imagery gr...

Send a breath of fresh air with these cards featuring Oregon artist Siri Schillios’s Nasturtium. A gardener, Schillios finds inspiration in the nat...

“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...

The impressive sycamore in this William S. Rice print displays his sensitivity to the tree’s grandeur and dignity. Share the experience of the arti...

Charley Harper’s pair of woodpecker images exemplify his genius in using simple shapes, lines, and color to accurately portray his avian subjects. ...

Known primarily for his depictions of birds of all kinds, Charley Harper once described his style as minimal realism, saying, “I don't count feathe...

Charley Harper described his style of capturing the physical characteristics and personalities of all sorts of critters using geometric shapes as “...

When Robert Bissell isn’t painting bears, he paints rabbits, butterflies, rats, kangaroos, dragonflies, and a host of other animals. His paintings ...

Passing notes is something that we’ve all done in secret at one time or another. In these Edward Gorey drawings, it’s probable that something sinis...

Austrian artist Ditz paints house pets and farm animals, often in sweet domestic settings or grouped together like the cats in these notecards. Her...

Edward Gorey’s characters regularly find themselves in odd—even disastrous—circumstances. They’ve seen their fair share of mishaps and are wiser as...

Schooled in French Impressionism and filled with national pride, a small community of artists came together in 1920 to form the Group of Seven, who...

Home and family, comfort and sustenance—what does “nesting” mean to you? For wildlife artist Charley Harper, it might have called to mind a rose-br...

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

Perhaps best known for his California block prints, Arts and Crafts artist William S. Rice was also a brilliant watercolorist. He would make his na...

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...

Louis Sullivan’s designs stand—among stiff competition—as the preeminent exemplars of Chicago School architecture. He brought to his practice a con...

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...

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 ...

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...

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...

L. C. Armstrong paints ethereal landscapes full of flora and fauna whose shifting scale furthers the feeling that they exist in another realm. She ...