With festive feasting upon us, we’d like to take a moment to recognize the hardest working holiday hero: PIE. From voluminous vessels of slow-roasted savories to lattice-lined syrupy sweets, these stunning staples are the stars of the show. Our newest Vintage Edition is a toast to these self-contained celebrations of scrumptiousness. Behold, Pie.

We’re serving up a piping hot plate of N-Y-C with a side of nostalgia in our newest Vintage Edition: Three Graces. Created in 1939 by American artist Julia Rogers, Three Graces stars a stylish trio huddled together at a classic lunch counter complete with checkerboard linoleum and swivel-stool seating. 

It’s official: our clocks are set back. We relished that “extra” weekend hour and are ready to settle in for some long winter nights. And sure, we’ll miss those late summer sunsets, but it’s not all bad. The bright side of DST ending? Magical city lights bring that cold weather coziness to life. We’re celebrating the season of snug with a new Vintage Edition from Japanese artist Uehara Konen (1878-1940). Created in 1928, Dōtonbori is an enchanting view into a rare,...

It’s that time of year again! The holidays are approaching fast and we’ve got some exciting new things to share. In fact, we’ve got so many that for the next seven weeks we’ve got not one but two new releases comin’ your way each week! We kicked things off with a bold and bright new edition from Hilma af Klint on Tuesday, and today’s new Vintage Edition is purrfectly timed just ahead of National Cat Day tomorrow. Cats as the Fifty-three Stations...

Our newest Vintage Edition—a celebration of color, shapes, and abstract art in their purest forms—honors the mother of abstraction herself, Hilma af Klint, on what would be her 159th birthday. The Swan, No. 17, Group IX/SUW is part of a group of 24 oil canvases created between 1914 and 1915. More geometric in style than the Ten Largest group, the Swan paintings employ symmetry and balance throughout the series, often displaying a single form repeated or mirrored in abstract ways across the...

The dog days of summer may be over but this pooch is poised for year-round pizzazz. Our latest Vintage Edition, Greyhound comes from Austrian artist Moriz Jung (1885-1915). Originally a postcard, Greyhound was created by Jung in 1912 for the Wiener Werkstätte, a Viennese production association of artists, architects, designers, and artisans. A talented illustrator, Jung’s woodcut prints were bright and often jovial, characterized by thick lines and a graphic style. His subjects often included caricatures of cafe-goers, early aviation, and of course, dogs.

Make way! We’ve got that fresh fall fragrance comin’ in hot with our newest Vintage Edition Vase with Yellow Flowers. Painted in 1915 by Hannah Borger Overbeck, these bright, sunny blooms are sure to emit an unrelenting radiance through the darkening days of fall. 

September often prompts us to reflect and dial it down just as the temperatures do, and this new Vintage Edition shot by Alfred Stieglitz is a gentle reminder to do just that. Captured in 1922, Gable and Apples embodies a buoyant optimism in a moment of stillness.