Devil — Homage to the Square | Mid-Century Modern Art Print

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Devil — Homage to the Square | Mid-Century Modern Art PrintThe work on this page stopped you for a reason. You know the moment. Standing in a museum, or turning a page, when something stops you not because of what you know about it, but because of what you feel. That's taste. We print on Hahnemhle German Etching paper the same stock museum studios use through a twelve ink process that holds colour the way memory holds detail: precisely, completely. The frames are solid ash and oak, hand made to order. The

sunflowers — are works of both scientific observation and ecstatic formal invention

primary colours (red

They are among the most emotionally direct works in the history of art and are held at the Art Institute of Chicago and major collections worldwide

Kawamura Keiko is a Japanese calligrapher working in the tradition of Zen-inspired brushwork — a contemporary practitioner of the art of shodo (the way of the brush) in which calligraphy is understood not merely as writing but as a direct expression of mind and spirit

George Catlin (1796–1872) was an American painter and writer who devoted his career to documenting Native American cultures across North America

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and psychologically penetrating character studies transformed poster art into high art and made him one of the great graphic innovators of the 19th century

presenting major American artists to international audiences as part of the cultural diplomacy of the Cold War era

The kind of art that works in any room

This work belongs to the great tradition of 17th-century European landscape painting — an era when artists first elevated landscape to an independent genre of serious artistic ambition

Tsukioka Yoshitoshi (1839–1892) was the last great master of ukiyo-e and one of Japan's most psychologically complex artists — a printmaker who brought Edo traditions into the Meiji era with works of supernatural drama

"I'm interested in expressing basic human emotions

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