The blues of the bills in John James Audubon's The Birds of America: 1827-1838, 18 x 24" (Edition of 500) note the face on the

note the face on the sleeve

we’ve done our best to bottle the phenomenon with the balletic bandits of the 'Central Park

this print—a sea of pale pinks drawing from the blush of Marie Antoinette’s cheeks in her many portraits—came about by way of a commission from the fashion designer Rachel Antonoff

which stirred up a formerly cast-off thought about this palette

“I want Rococo with a spot of Gothic in it and a bit of Buddhist temple” – they have no idea what I’m talking about

The blues of the bills in John James Audubon's The Birds of America: 1827-1838, 18 x 24" (Edition of 500) note the face on theEdition of 500. Prints will not be signed or numbered. Inspired in large part by Spencer Reinhard's work and the captivating story of the 2018 film American Animals. Gicle print on matte paper 18 x 24", sold unframed All sales final.