Choose with your eye.
Keep with your heart.

Start with a connection.

Think about which animals or landscapes hold meaning for you. A familiar place, an encounter you remember, or simply an image you cannot stop looking at is a good place to begin.

Give the artwork room.

Measure your wall before choosing a print. Use paper or removable tape to mark the proposed size, allowing extra space for the frame and mount. Look at it from the distance you will normally view the work.

Above furniture, consider the artwork and frame together. Leave space between the frame and the furniture so the piece can breathe. A print’s listed dimensions do not necessarily include a frame or mount.

Frame for the future.

Ask a professional framer for acid-free materials, archival mounting and UV-protective glazing. Avoid placing art in direct sunlight, above radiators or in damp rooms.

An edition that fits you.

Open Editions make an inviting first purchase or gift. Limited Editions add the artist’s signature, a number and a certificate. Collector’s Editions offer a much smaller edition and a larger presentation.