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In 1947, Jackson Pollock arrived at the drip and splash style with which he is most often associated. Affixing canvases to a wall, the floor, or the ground if painting outdoors, Pollock dripped and poured commercial house paint from cans and arranged it using “sticks, trowels, or knives,” sometimes augmenting it with sand, broken glass,…
Henricus Hondius (Dutch, 1597–1651) World Map, 1630 From the Novus Atlas This popular baroque-style map was originally designed as a frontispiece to Henricus Hondius’s 1630 revision of the long-lived Mercator Hondius atlas, a work then being challenged by rival map publishers. The decorations include depictions of the four elements—earth, air, fire, and water—and portraits of Julius Caesar and…
Charles Lynn Bragg (American, b. 1952) City Limits, 1986 Charles Lynn “Chick” Bragg’s City Limits teems with flora and fauna while a crowded cityscape, a nuclear power plant, and a bulldozer loom on its horizon. Throughout his art career, his eclectic interests have been connected by a primal thread—environmentalism. This painting imparts that messages loud and clear, and…
Charley Harper (American, 1922–2007) Glacier Bay, Alaska Charley Harper’s paintings have been published by more than 50 nature- and conservation-oriented organizations. Glacier Bay, Alaskas, created for Glacier Bay National Park, was one of ten posters Harper was commissioned to create for the National Park Service. You’ll discover a wealth of flora and fauna—perhaps not noticed at first glance—while…
Charley Harper (American, 1922–2007) Beguiled by the Wild Charley Harper—master of the midcentury menagerie—has collected an eclectic ensemble with Beguiled by the Wild. Once published as a black-line drawing in his 1994 book of the same name, this image has been freshly colored in true Harper style—from the behemoth rhinoceros to the littlest leaf. True to form, though…
Charley Harper (American, 1922–2007) The Rocky Mountains Charley Harper’s whimsical paintings have been published by more than 50 nature- and conservation-oriented organizations. The Rocky Mountains, created for Rocky Mountain National Park, was one of ten posters Harper was commissioned to create for the National Park Service. You’ll discover a wealth of floral and fauna—perhaps not noticed at first…
Charley Harper (American, 1922–2007) Woodland Wonders, 1977 A walk in the woods is expertly conceived in Harper’s Woodland Wonders. This image was created for the Cincinnati Nature Center and was his first poster design of over 50 that he would create for nature- and conservation-oriented organizations. As is often the case with Harper’s work, there are critters…
Gustav Klimt (Austrian, 1862–1918) The Kiss, 1908–1909 Produced at the height of Gustav Klimt’s gold period, The Kiss has become the artist’s most recognizable work. This lovers’ embrace, amid a wildflower meadow, retains its allure more than a century after it was painted. In piecing together The Kiss, you may discover details in this well-known image that could give…
Rosalind Wise (British, b. 1949) Flower Cycle Rosalind Wise’s spectacular Flower Cycle—painted on a canvas nearly seven feet high and eight feet wide—overflows with colorful blooms so fresh and delicately detailed, one can almost sense their fragrance. The composition of the painting is based on the seasons: the snowdrop, appears at the center, around which circle spring and…
Vincent van Gogh (1853–1890) Van Gogh’s Bedroom at Arles, 1889 Vincent van Gogh (1853–1890) invested his paintings with fearless color and singular eloquence. His portraits, landscapes, interiors, and still lifes transform the familiar into the exceptional, each one a masterful expression of the painter’s passion. This painting of his bedroom at Arles, France, is a prime…
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