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Limitedd Edition announces the release of Intuitive Analysis , a striking triptych of wood prints by Belgian artist Curtiz (Kris De Meester) . Comprising three interrelated works, this edition explores the fragile boundary between structure and dissolution—where architecture, memory, and atmosphere merge into a single visual language. Architecture as Intuition In Intuitive Analysis , Curtiz departs from literal representation to investigate how urban forms are perceived rath

Wood Print Edition with Limitedd Limitedd Edition announces the release of a new limited art edition featuring The Kiss IV (1902) by Edvard Munch , one of the most emotionally charged and psychologically complex figures of modern art. This iconic image of intimacy and dissolution is reintroduced as a tactile wood print, amplifying its raw, existential intensity. Love, Fusion, and Loss of Self The Kiss IV belongs to Munch’s ongoing exploration of love as both union and eras

Wood Print Edition with Limitedd Limitedd Edition introduces a delicate and quietly captivating new limited art release : Portrait of a Rabbit by Yabu Chōsui . This intimate animal portrait exemplifies the refined observational spirit of Japanese art, where modest subjects are elevated through precision, sensitivity, and restraint. Stillness, Character, and Observation In Portrait of a Rabbit , Chōsui captures the animal not as decoration or symbol alone, but as a living pre

Wood Print Edition with Limitedd Limitedd Edition presents a refined new limited art release : Qu 1 (1930), a color chart by Paul Klee that exemplifies his lifelong investigation into color, rhythm, and visual structure. Quiet yet conceptually rich, this work stands at the intersection of art, music, and theory—central to Klee’s enduring influence on modern abstraction. Color as System, Color as Poetry Created in 1930, Qu 1 belongs to a body of work in which Klee explored

Wood Print Edition with Limitedd Limitedd Edition proudly presents a powerful new limited art release : Sumo Wrestlers (1852) by Utagawa Yoshikazu , one of the most dynamic chroniclers of late Edo-period popular culture. Bold, physical, and theatrical, this work captures sumo not merely as a sport, but as a spectacle deeply woven into Japanese social life. Strength, Ritual, and Spectacle Created in 1852, Sumo Wrestlers reflects the height of sumo’s popularity during the Edo

Wood Print Edition with Limitedd Limitedd Edition unveils a new limited art release featuring The Balcony, Yokohama (1894), a refined and atmospheric work by Edward Atkinson Hornel . Created during a period of intense Western fascination with Japan, the image captures a quiet, observational moment that reflects both cultural curiosity and artistic sensitivity. A Western Eye on Japan Edward Atkinson Hornel traveled to Japan in the 1890s, immersing himself in local life, aest

Wood Print Edition with Limitedd Limitedd Edition announces the release of a new limited art edition featuring Nude Seated, Left Leg Extended by Auguste Rodin , one of the most influential figures in modern art. This intimate figure study—drawn with Rodin’s unmistakable sensitivity to movement and anatomy—is presented in a refined wood print edition that emphasizes both tactility and timelessness. The Human Body in Motion and Rest While Rodin is best known for his sculpture

Wood Print Edition with Limitedd Limitedd Edition presents a new limited art release rooted in the refined visual culture of 19th-century Japan: Yatsuo No Tsubaki , a striking floral woodblock print created between 1860 and 1869 by Taguchi Tomoki . This edition revives a rare botanical image through a contemporary production process that honors both craftsmanship and material authenticity. A Flower of Elegance and Symbolism Yatsuo No Tsubaki depicts the camellia— tsubaki

Wood Print Edition with Limitedd Limitedd proudly announces the release of a new limited art edition featuring Kamisaka Sekka’s iconic work Mount Fuji from Momoyogusa – Flowers of a Hundred Generations (1909). This carefully produced edition pays tribute to one of the most refined visions of Mount Fuji in early 20th-century Japanese art, reimagined through a contemporary, sustainable medium. A Quiet Masterpiece of Modern Japanese Art Originally published as part of Momoyog