Toulouse-Lautrec: Posters, Cabarets, and the Night Life of Paris
The story behind Toulouse Lautrec posters: the Moulin Rouge, Jane Avril, and how to style these Belle Epoque icons as framed canvas...
The Journal
Notes from the gallery.
Essays on the artists, the works, and the history behind every Canvas Classic.
John William Waterhouse: Myth, Magic, and the Pre-Raphaelite Dream
A guide to the great Waterhouse paintings: The Lady of Shalott, Hylas and the Nymphs, and Circe, with the myths behind them...
Vincent van Gogh: Ten Years That Changed Painting Forever
Vincent van Gogh painted for barely a decade, yet gave the world The Starry Night, Sunflowers, and Cafe Terrace at Night. Trace...
Hokusai and the Great Wave: A Guide to Japanese Woodblock Art
Explore Japanese woodblock prints through Hokusai's Great Wave, the Thirty-Six Views of Mount Fuji, and the ukiyo-e masters who changed art forever.
Claude Monet Paintings: Light, Gardens, and the Water Lilies
A guide to Claude Monet paintings, from Impression Sunrise and the Argenteuil gardens to the Rouen Cathedral series and the late water...
Henri Matisse Paintings: Color, the Figure, and Cut-Outs
A guide to Henri Matisse paintings, from the 1900 studio nudes and the Fauvist scandal of 1905 to Harmony in Red, the...
Childe Hassam Paintings: American Light, Rain, and Flags
A guide to Childe Hassam paintings, from rainy Boston streets and the Isles of Shoals garden to the Fifth Avenue flag series,...
Inside the Workshop: How Every Canvas Classics Piece Is Made
How a Canvas Classics piece is made: 12,000 pixel print files, real brushwork applied by hand, Appalachian Poplar stretcher bars and ornate...