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For over 30 years, Motawi Tileworks has been handcrafting tiles inspired by art and nature. Motawi artisans combine bold colors and refined line art to create unique pieces, from original designs to reimagined Art Deco, Art Nouveau, and ...

Cat lovers can attest to the unique personalities of their feline pets. B. Kliban took note, and with the publication of Cat in 1975, he pioneered a new genre of humor and established himself as one of America’s top cartoonists

Bicycles have long promised adventure and freedom, progress and hope. Their popularity blossomed in the late 1800s, coinciding with the rise of lithography and lavishly illustrated posters.

Molly Hashimoto is on a mission to connect people to nature through her art. With infinite wonder and care, she records the birds, blooms, and wild landscapes of the United States in various media.

From a wintry scene of plein air painting to a game of peek-a-boo by a cozy fireplace, Carl Larsson captures the joys of his lively household with his intimate works of art.

With Minimal Realism and maximal style, Charley Harper distilled the essence of each bird he painted, from penguins to puffins, barn owls to Baltimore orioles.

Animals and plants go Midcentury Modern in Charley Harper’s clever conservationist paintings. Inspired by backyard biodiversity and the wonders of nature preserves, Harper portrayed wildlife with heart and humor, in flat colors and simple lines.

Claude Monet worked tirelessly to capture fleeting moments and sensations on canvas. His deep interest in how we perceive nature is ever present in his paintings, which reject rigid rules of subject matter, composition, and color.