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New! A great shot 📸 of a great shot 🏹

Girl Scout (Bullseye), our newest Vintage Edition, depicts a combination of independence and joy. An unknown photographer captured the moment our young Girl Scout plucked her arrow from a bullseye, smiling and triumphant. You can practically feel the fresh air and vitality emanate from the photo.

A peek into our founder Jen’s new(ish) home.

At 20x200, we're very curious about how folks go about making their homes feel uniquely special. 20x200 founder and CEO Jen Bekman has spent a lot of time in this headspace recently, having moved earlier this year.

Art gifting faves + 25% off framing ❤️

Long-time collector Rebecca Yale gifted Narrow Band (above left) to her husband, who loves Saturn. That's (one of) the beautiful things about gifting art: it's so personal.

New! Immerse yourself in Ariel Lee’s kinetic colors 🌄

Southern California-based painter Ariel Lee predominantly focuses on the landscapes she loves–being an avid hiker, camper and climber, Lee’s relationship with the terrain she depicts is an intimate one. Passing Through Kaweah Gap, our third edition with the artist (check out Morning Sun Up To For...

Oil sticks, psychedelic spaces, and the French Neo-Impressionists.

Our debut edition with artist JJ Manford, Threshold Painting, is exemplary of his work depicting domestic spaces. He always inserts an Easter egg—either an animal or a design object—into these pieces (hello, kitty). Manford's stylistic approach seamlessly nods to Fauvism, Modernism, Impressionis...

Depicting the home 🏠 (And why it's such a special undertaking)

The weather's finally cooling and the days are shortening, which means more time inside. While the end of summer is bittersweet, entering the "inside" part of the year is special, too.

New! JJ Manford’s debut is a portal into his colorful world 🎨

It’s sundown. You’re in France, or Italy, or maybe in the part of the American Southwest where lush forests abut foothills and mountain shears cut geometric shapes into soft vistas. The point is that you’re drinking in beauty, you’ve got a home with modern French doors, and a cat is present. Art...

In the studio with Jamie Pearl: Early inspo, NYFW assignments, syncing with her subject.

26 year-old New York City-based photographer Jamie Pearl’s piece Why not take a fashion risk elevates and points to one of the most seminal and profound parts of being not only an artist or creative person, but an individual: the second we decide to choose ourselves instead of fear. We sat down ...