The great thing about art books - aside from the fact they're filled
with great art - is you can always find a good one on a clearance table.
Van Gogh is one of my favorites. For alternate views, click the links
below.
This Claude Monet box consists of pages from an old calendar given to me by a coworker. The sides are covered with different strips of the same painting. For alternate views, click the links below.
The pictures for this box came from The Great Book of French Impressionism,
by Diane Kelder. Women quickly
emerged as the theme. The bottom of the box was manufactured with black
felt, so there are no "bottom" pics. No longer available
These came from a book we purchased years ago. We framed several of the
prints from it, then tucked it away. When I ran across it recently, I
knew I had to make a box. For alternate views, click the links below.
While flipping through a mini-book of classic paintings, I soon saw a
theme emerge. See if you can figure out what it is. For alternate views,
click the links below.
This box is made of Salvador Dali chromium trading cards, produced by
Comic Images in 1995. While the cards appear to have a matte finish,
they're actually metallic, which you can see when using a flash.
The great thing about art books - aside from the fact they're filled
with great art - is you can always find a good one on a clearance table.
Van Gogh is one of my favorites. For alternate views, click the links
below.
This Claude Monet box consists of pages from an old calendar given to me by a coworker. The sides are covered with different strips of the same painting. For alternate views, click the links below.
Andrew Wyeth (1917-2009) is one of my all-time favorite artists. When I first saw 
The pictures for this box came from The Great Book of French Impressionism,
by Diane Kelder. Women quickly
emerged as the theme. The bottom of the box was manufactured with black
felt, so there are no "bottom" pics. 
You can't go wrong with Van Gogh. Enough said. Click the links below for alternate views. 
These came from a book we purchased years ago. We framed several of the
prints from it, then tucked it away. When I ran across it recently, I
knew I had to make a box. For alternate views, click the links below.
While flipping through a mini-book of classic paintings, I soon saw a
theme emerge. See if you can figure out what it is. For alternate views,
click the links below.
This box is made of Salvador Dali chromium trading cards, produced by
Comic Images in 1995. While the cards appear to have a matte finish,
they're actually metallic, which you can see when using a