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Flower Market 1932 New Yorker MagazineThe New Yorker's 1932 Flower Market cover one of the magazine's earliest and most enduring images, capturing a Paris flower market with the illustrative confidence of the magazine's golden age. It works as both a Flower Market print and a New Yorker print, bridging two of the most popular collections in our catalogue. Particularly beautiful in a kitchen or dining room. About your print: Printed on 240gsm archival gicle paper using 12 colour precision

This is Villemot at his most graphic and immediate: no detail

graphic confidence

a living room

living rooms and any space that benefits from warmth on the wall

Celestino Piatti designed the Urtrüeb poster for a Swiss beer brand — bold animal imagery

drawn originally by John Gilroy

This print works on the principle that composition is everything — that the relationship between forms matters more than the forms themselves

Black Philodendron and Lemons by Henri Matisse captures the bold colour and effortless rhythm that made him one of the defining voices of modern art

Snoopy and polka dots — two things that shouldn't work together as well as they do

and obsessive repetition

This SF MOMA exhibition print is a document of one of the most important shows of his later career: raw

Joyful without being frivolous