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Paul Gauguin Art Prints: A Collector's Guide to Post-Impressionist Colour
Paul Gauguin gave up a career as a stockbroker to pursue a radically new painting practice. A collector's guide to Post-Impressionist colour, Synthetism, the Tahiti years, and choosing the right...
Karl Blossfeldt Art Prints: The Photographer Who Turned Plants into Architecture
Karl Blossfeldt photographed plants for thirty years before anyone outside his classroom saw the images. A collector's guide to the photographer who turned botany into architecture — and inadvertently became...
Alphonse Mucha Art Prints: A Collector's Guide to Art Nouveau's Master Designer
On New Year's Day 1895, an unknown Czech illustrator put up a poster across Paris and became famous overnight. A collector's guide to Mucha's Art Nouveau visual system, the Gismonda...
Wassily Kandinsky: A Collector's Guide to Abstract Art's First Theorist
The law professor who became a painter, the three career phases every collector should know, and why Bauhaus-era Kandinsky is the most collected abstract work of the twentieth century.
Émile-Allain Séguy: A Collector's Guide to the Master of Pochoir
The French designer who bridged Art Nouveau and Art Deco — eleven portfolios, the hand-stencilled pochoir technique that modern printing still can't fully reproduce, and why Séguy's jewel-toned plates sit...
Hilma af Klint: A Collector's Guide to the Painter Who Predated Kandinsky
The Swedish painter who produced fully abstract work in 1906, left instructions to hide her most important series for twenty years after her death, and became the most-visited exhibition in...
Ernst Haeckel Art Prints: The Victorian Naturalist Who Shaped Modern Design
Ernst Haeckel's 100 plates from Kunstformen der Natur (1904) are some of the most wall-ready images in the public domain — and the direct source material for Art Nouveau. A...
Hokusai Prints: A Collector's Guide to the Master Behind The Great Wave
A collector's guide to Katsushika Hokusai — the artist who changed his name thirty times, worked until his death at eighty-eight, and produced The Great Wave as one of 46...
