Dear fall,
We didn’t mean to do you like that. We know summer gets all the glory, and folks act like the onset of September is the end of happiness itself. You don’t deserve that, fall. You are fun. You’re flexible. You make the outdoors magical and the indoors an acceptable alternative. You smell better. We can use our ovens again. And it’s perfectly reasonable to drink rosé year-round.
It’s hard to compete with beach days, but if there’s one thing you’ve got dibs on it’s your own unbeatable color scheme. All the leaf peepers know what we mean. Bright golds and yellows, rich browns and burgundys, oranges worth futilely trying to photograph. There’s royalty in those tones, ‘cause autumn is the queen of seasonal colors. And since you, autumn, officially start on Monday, we’ve rounded up some artworks that celebrate sumptuous fall hues, sampled below.
 Typical Cows, a 20x200 Vintage Edition |
 OOAK Vintage Black Francie Doll 2 by Qiana Mestrich |
We Are Who We Are by Robert Garcia
 Display of home-canned food, a 20x200 Vintage Edition |
 The Ten Largest, No. 3, Youth, Group IV by Hilma af Klint |
 prettymaps (istanbul) by Aaron Straup Cope |
 Beating the Rug by Ann Toebbe |
A CBS Special Presentation by Hollis Brown Thornton
 Expedition 42 Soyuz Landing, a 20x200 Space Editions |
 Boletus luridus, a 20x200 Vintage Edition |
 Arcade by John Margolies |
 Dump Truck 1989 by Don Hamerman |
