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The Collections
Classical paintings, restored in our studio and printed to order. The storefronts these link to are our own — every sale funds the next restoration.
Impressionism and its light
The painters who took the easel outdoors — and some of the deepest rooms in the catalogue.
Claude Monet
Light itself, restored — 350+ works, from Impression, Sunrise's harbour to the last water lilies.
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Pierre-Auguste Renoir
The deepest catalogue we run — 750+ works of light, leisure and company.
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Edgar Degas
The dancers, the racetrack, the private moment — 300+ works of movement caught mid-step.
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Georges Seurat
Pointillism's founder — 130+ works of dots, daylight and the circus.
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After Impressionism
Four ways out of it: colour, structure, the night, and the portrait.
Vincent van Gogh
The clearest public-domain case in art history — 450+ works, from the Paris self-portraits to the last wheatfields.
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Paul Cézanne
The bridge from Impressionism to everything after — 300+ works of Provence, still life and structure.
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Henri de Toulouse-Lautrec
Montmartre by night — 350+ posters and paintings from the man who defined the poster age.
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Amedeo Modigliani
The long necks and almond eyes of bohemian Paris — 120+ portraits and nudes.
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Ornament and Art Nouveau
Vienna's gold and Paris's flowing line.
The poster age
Travel and advertising lithographs, 1888–1930 — every sheet dated, attributed and rights-cleared one by one.
Leonetto Cappiello
The man who invented the modern advertising poster — 120+ works of one figure, one ground, one idea.
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The Swiss Alps
Matterhorn to the Engadin, 1900–1930 — 70+ lithographs from the golden age of the mountain poster.
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The Riviera & the sea
PLM's Côte d'Azur, the bains de mer and the liners south — 60+ posters of the sea as promise.
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The railway age
From the 1888 Orient-Express broadside onward — 50+ posters from when the train was the future.
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The grand tours
Mail steamers, the night express to Athens, the midnight sun — 40+ posters that sold the horizon itself.
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The far rooms
Furthest from Paris: Renaissance Italy, and Japan’s bird-and-flower tradition.
How the images get this way:the seven-stage process. What we claim and how to check it:the open ledger. Why the paintings are free to print:the journal.