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The back to school vibe ain’t just for the kids. ‘Tis the season for satisfying structure and systematic sorting for us adulters. Let’s get our sh*t together y’all!
Today, on what would have been her 152nd birthday, we’re celebrating the Jazz-age intellectual and unapologetically feminist painter, poet, and saloniste: Florine Stettheimer.
It’s back-to-school season, and if you’ve got a student to soup up for fall ‘23, don’t forget their walls. Frame some new art for your fave kiddo to keep the inspiration cranking well past class hours. Or maybe you know a college student whose dorm decor could use an upgrade.
Today’s new Vintage Edition comes by way of Meiji era Japanese printmaker Kamekichi Tsunajima, and is a delightful dalliance in illustration ever-so-slightly lost in translation.
We’ve got a fantastically talented community of artists that work in all manner of media: printmakers, painters, photographers, ceramicists, and more! We asked some of our artists the million dollar question: out of all the materials in your studio, what is your favorite tool? Here’s what they said!
Back to school season is a wild ride. New students are buzzing about and parents are scrambling. But let’s not forget those who truly make this world go ‘round: teachers.
National Book Lovers Day is tomorrow and we’ve got oodles of reasons to celebrate. We recently released a new series of Bookish Letterpress from Kennedy Prints that have quickly become collectors favorites.
On this fine day in 2014, we released one of our most beloved and bestselling Vintage Editions: I Am an American, Oakland, CA, March 1942 by Dorothea Lange.

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