Claude Monet brought an unrivaled eye for color and composition to the design of the extensive gardens on his property in the village of Giverny, forty miles from Paris. Flourishing roses and Boston ivy echoed his pink stucco house with its...
The great master of French impressionism, Claude Monet (1840–1926) had a genius for observing and interpreting the interplay of color, light, and atmosphere. Along with his painting, Monet spent years creating a symphony of hues and textures in the...
Brilliant in color and in conception, Wolf Kahn’s paintings glow like living jewels. Influenced by such greats as Claude Monet and J. M. W. Turner, Kahn (American, b. Germany 1927) was at the center of a 1950s movement toward the fusion of abstract and...
Charley Harper’s vivid, often humorous paintings have delighted art and animal lovers for more than sixty years. Harper (American, 1922–2007) grew up on his family’s hundred-acre farm in West Virginia and spent summers exploring the Appalachian...
This is not your typical planner—this is a BADASS planner! This little book will challenge you to take a good, sharp look at your daily tasks and encourage you to rock out each and every day. (Warning: Use of profanity is not only prolific in this...
The campaign for women's right to vote spanned more than seven decades, reaching its peak in the decade before the Nineteenth Amendment to the U.S. Constitution was made law in 1920. Part of an international movement, American suffragists were inspired...
Chiura Obata (American, b. Japan, 1885–1975) left Japan as a teenager and settled in San Francisco. In summer 1927, he and two other artists traveled to Yosemite National Park and the Sierra Nevada, where Obata made over one hundred drawings and...
