
Public domain art: 20 museum masterpieces you can print
Memling, Sargent, Dürer, Rembrandt, Piranesi, Goya and Hilma af Klint: twenty works the great museums have opened to everyone, and how to bring them home.
Look closely at paintings and the people behind them. Explore artists, movements and the stories hidden in familiar and unexpected works of art.

Memling, Sargent, Dürer, Rembrandt, Piranesi, Goya and Hilma af Klint: twenty works the great museums have opened to everyone, and how to bring them home.

Van Dyck, Benjamin West, Mary Cassatt and Utamaro painted the bond between mother and child better than anyone. Twelve masterworks to give as prints, and the styles that turn your own photo into one.

Unicorns, chimeras, prophetic birds and the angel of light: sixteen symbolist works by Moreau, Redon, Böcklin, Stuck, Hodler, Vrubel and more, and what their visions mean.
Grandchildren painted like Velázquez’s little prince, a Christmas arrival in the snow, the family home as a Victorian watercolour: twelve masterworks behind Fable’s portrait styles, made into gifts for grandparents.

Rossetti’s dreaming women, Burne-Jones’s enchantments, Sandys’s sorceresses and Waterhouse’s Circe: twelve Pre-Raphaelite works, the stories behind them and how to hang them.
His dog painted like a Landseer, his horse like a Stubbs, his house like a Constable, or dad himself in Courbet’s pose: twelve masterworks behind Fable’s portrait styles, and the photo each one needs.

Botticelli, Hals, Velázquez, Rembrandt, Goya, Rossetti and Sargent: twenty famous portraits from 1440 to 1893, who the sitters were, and what makes each painting unforgettable.
A portrait of her with the dog, her garden in bloom, her house painted like a Carl Larsson watercolour: twelve masterworks behind Fable’s portrait styles, each a Christmas gift with her at its heart.

Oysters and lemon peel, skulls and candles, watermelon and Cézanne’s apples: fifteen still lifes from the Dutch Golden Age to the impressionists, what they mean, and where they belong at home.