Postcard Books

30 oversized postcards measuring 6.5 x 4.75 inches.  The coast of New England has long attracted tourists and artists drawn to the primal drama of ...

Judy Garland once sang that “birds fly over the rainbow.” But the art of Kinngait Studios in Cape Dorset proves that they don’t need to in order to...

This postcard book features the versatile work of Swedish commercial illustrator Carl Larsson. His varied body of work features the domestic and th...

The art of Katsuhika Hokusai places viewers on Cloud 9, with dramatic vantage points of windy roads, mountain peaks, and rich vegetation that seem ...

When is the toucan a friend of the giraffe? When we’re in the animal kingdom of Charley Harper. Raised in West Virginia, Harper completed commissio...

Winslow Homer’s art is at once distinctive and remarkably varied, with genre paintings and landscapes completed across watercolor, oil, and print. ...

For art enthusiasts the world over, Edward Hopper’s name is synonymous with American art during the first half of the 20th century. This postcard b...

Artist, illustrator, master of visual wit—these apply in equal measure to Edward Gorey. Beloved for his theatrical set designs and contributions to...

For over a century, artists the world over have been drawn to the reading woman. We might even say that it’s become a lingua franca in the language...

Some artists offer us fields of wine and roses. Mark Rothko, on the other hand, presents equally sumptuous fields of color in which to lose ourselv...

An icon of the American Southwest, Georgia O’Keeffe lived nearly a century and developed a signature style that blurred representation and abstract...

In a few short years as a painter, Tom Thomson became the master at capturing the true spirit of the Canadian wilderness as he recorded his impress...

An icon of the American Southwest, Georgia O’Keeffe lived nearly a century and developed a signature style that blurred representation and abstract...