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Henricus Hondius (Dutch, 1597–1651) World Map, 1630 From the Novus Atlas This popular baroque-style map was originally designed as a frontispiece to Henricus Hondius’s 1630...

With subjects ranging from fine art, nature, and architecture to humor, the metaphysical, and more, Pomegranate’s interlocking jigsaw puzzles combine stunning images, superb color reproduction,...

CJ Hurley believes art should be a regular fixture in daily life. With the goal of creating living environments that celebrate family, lifestyle, and architecture, his interior designs incorporate...

Franklin Carmichael (Canadian, 1890–1945) Autumn Hillside, 1920 Franklin Carmichael is well known as a fine artist in the Group of Seven, but he began his art career as a designer, graphic...

Arthur Lismer (Canadian, 1885–1969) Bright Land, 1938 Arthur Lismer often joined Tom Thomson and the other Group of Seven artists on sketching trips to Algonquin Park and Georgian Bay,...

Wayne Thiebaud (American, 1920-2021) Cakes and Pies, 1995 Arresting and appetizing, Wayne Thiebaud’s signature paintings of cakes and pies inspire the visceral memory of buttercream...

Claude Monet (French, 1840–1926) The Japanese Footbridge (detail), 1899 In the last decades of Monet’s life, his prized water garden and the footbridge he built over it became...

Through the spring, summer, and fall of 1891, Claude Monet floated a boat down the river near his home at Giverny to paint its poplars. At one point, faced with losing his subjects to a timber...

In 1947, Jackson Pollock arrived at the drip and splash style with which he is most often associated. Affixing canvases to a wall, the floor, or the ground if painting outdoors, Pollock dripped and...

Carl Larsson (Swedish, 1853–1919) Crayfishing, c. 1895 Carl Larsson delighted in rendering his cottage and family in loving, lighthearted watercolors that document their idyllic country...

Edward Gorey (American, 1925–2000) Untitled, 1965 All of Edward Gorey's characters inhabit a uniquely enigmatic world, where situations and relationships are alluded to but usually not...

Rosalind Wise (British, b. 1949) Flower Cycle Rosalind Wise’s spectacular Flower Cycle—painted on a canvas nearly seven feet high and eight feet wide—overflows with...

Joseph Stella (American, b. Italy, 1877–1946) Flowers, Italy, 1931 Joseph Stella traveled frequently—to Italy, France, the Caribbean, and elsewhere—where he fully explored his...

Durga, one of the most widely revered Hindu deities, is represented here in the form of a lounging tiger. The goddess of protection, strength, motherhood, destruction, and wars, Durga lies serenely...

Vincent van Gogh (Dutch, 1853–1890) Irises, May 1889 Though intensely driven, van Gogh was a deeply thoughtful artist who had the respect of his Impressionist peers. His images convey the...

Brilliant hues blaze across hillsides, and textured clouds drift past a pink moon in the Catskill Mountains. In this abstracted Hudson Valley landscape, artist Jack Stuppin balances his deep respect...

Pierre-Auguste Renoir (French, 1841–1919) Luncheon of the Boating Party, 1880–1881 Pierre-Auguste Renoir is one of the most well-loved painters in the history of modern art, and...

Antique quilts are deeply valued works of art. A jury of quilt experts selected the Hexagon Mosaic, in the collection of the International Quilt Museum, as one of the hundred best American quilts of...

Charley Harper (American, 1922–2007) Mystery of the Missing Migrants, 1990 “For centuries, the neotropical migrants in this picture have shuttled between winter homes in the tropical...

French artist Pierre-Auguste Renoir expertly captures the ideals of Impressionism in his painting Dance at Bougival. Renoir sought to capture the day-to-day experiences within his paintings, and...

Born in England and raised in the Irish countryside, Rebecca Campbell’s passion for nature sparked at a young age. Her paintings are often inspired by literature, filled with lush gardens of...

“Find your inner kingdom,” as Ruben Topia says. Amidst cultural and technological “advancements,” this Dutch artist inspires us to seek balance and peace as individuals, in...

In Spirit of San Francisco, artist Larry Wilson has juxtaposed dozens of the city’s famous sights, from a hushed pagoda to a pier echoing with the cries of gulls and sea lions—and...

“Anyone can fly,” Cassie Louise Lightfoot tells her little brother, BeBe. In this allegorical story quilt, author and artist Faith Ringgold speaks in the voice of indomitable young...

Tino Rodriguez and Virgo Paraiso paint surrealist calaveras (skulls) and magical scenes celebrating human transformation, each brimming with flowers, birds, and butterflies as well as...

Thomas Moran (American, b. England, 1837–1926) The Grand Canyon of the Yellowstone (detail), 1893–1901 In 1871, Thomas Moran accompanied a survey party in Montana’s...

A.J. Casson (Canadian, 1898–1992) Old Store at Salem, 1931 A. J. Casson was invited to join the Group of Seven painters in 1926. He accepted, becoming the youngest member, and established...

Edward Gorey (American, 1925–2000) Untitled The gleefully chaotic work reproduced in this puzzle might be seen as Edward Gorey’s celebration of the theater, which brought him great...

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 Park, Thomson meticulously studied the moods...

Tsurugaoka Hachiman Shrine is one of the most important Shinto shrines and among the most recognizable cultural properties of Japan. Founded by Minamoto Yoriyoshi in 1063, then enlarged and moved to...

Inspired by his travels to forests and jungles across the globe, Japanese illustrator Hiroo Isono painted otherworldly environments. Texturally complex and colorfully stunning, Utopia Falls lives up...

Vincent van Gogh (1853–1890) Van Gogh’s Bedroom at Arles, 1889 Vincent van Gogh (1853–1890) invested his paintings with fearless color and singular eloquence. His portraits,...

A sense of culture, play, and vibrant purity leaps from the works of contemporary Malaysian artist Yeanni Koo. Both a painter and a textile artist, Koo creates intricate embroideries and oil...