Art can hold a memory, mark an occasion or say something personal. Find stories and practical ideas for portraits, prints and gifts chosen for someone in particular.
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.
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.
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.
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.
Paper, cotton, flowers, wood, crystal, china, silver, pearl, ruby, gold and a lifetime: an artwork for every traditional anniversary, from the first year to the sixtieth.
For a first anniversary, give a work that began on paper: Japanese woodblock prints, Dürer’s engravings, Blake’s etched poems and a Carl Larsson watercolour, each as a print to keep.
Royal betrothals, Florentine wedding chests, a Rococo declaration of love and a Symbolist honeymoon: twelve masterpieces about marriage, and how to turn your own day into a portrait.
Ten great horse paintings, by Stubbs, Géricault, Wouwerman, Paulus Potter and Alfred de Dreux, each the masterwork behind a Fable portrait style for your own horse.
Ten tender paintings of cats, by Henriëtte Ronner-Knip, Gainsborough, Liebermann and Courbet, each the masterwork behind a Fable portrait style for remembering a cat.