Product Description: This engagement calendar features fifty-three of Elizabeth Murrays photographs of Claude Monets gardens, each accompanied by an informative caption and a brief quotation by or about the artist. The calendar also includes an essay about the artist, fifty-seven weekly grids and thirteen full-page monthly grids; double-page spreads of 2017 and 2018 yearly grids; a full 2017 calendar on the cover flaps; a list of international holidays; a world time-zone map; a 2018 year planner with US, UK, and Canadian holidays; pages for notes; and a personal information page...read more

Product Description: Monet's Passion Softcover Weekly Planner: Monet's Passion 2016 Softcover Weekly Planner features fifty-three of Elizabeth Murray's photographs of Claude Monet's gardens, each accompanied by an informative caption and a brief quotation by or about the artist...read more

Product Description: Monet's Passion 2013 Calendar: The Gardens at Giverny

Product Description: Impressionist painter Claude Monet (French, 1840-1926), eternally fascinated by color, light, and atmosphere, found expression for these elements in his gardens as well as his canvases. The master gardener, horticulturist, and colorist spent decades creating a tapestry of hues and textures in the flowers and foliage that surrounded his Giverny home—a living laboratory for him to study the ever-changing natural world...read more

Product Description: To accompany the full-scale exhibtion catalogue for Elizabeth Murray's retrospective at The Museum of Modern Art in October 2005, the Museum is also producing a matching artist's book. Since Murray's works often operate in three dimensions, this book will contain two pop-ups, one derived from an existing painting, the other from a drawing created especially for the book...read more

Product Description: These twelve gorgeous photographs of Monet's gardens will brighten every blooming season of your year--winter, spring, summer, and fall. Monthly comments add valuable botanical information. Photographs by Elizabeth Murray.Size: 13 x 12 in.; opens to 13 x 24 in.

Product Description: First domesticated approximately four thousand years ago, the cat now rules supremely over many a verdant domain, posing and pouncing, lolling and strolling. The regal cat, immortalized in poetry and prose, sculpture and painting, is just as likely to be found ambushing an unsuspecting bug or puzzling over the strange behaviors of nearby humans...read more