Christmas portraits after the masters: 25 paintings, 8 new portrait styles
Twenty-five Christmas paintings from 1834 to 1898, restored from their museum scans. Eight of them are now portrait styles: add a photo and step into the scene.
A portrait begins with someone you know. Explore painting styles, photographs and ideas for portraits of people and pets, from the first choice to a place on the wall.
Twenty-five Christmas paintings from 1834 to 1898, restored from their museum scans. Eight of them are now portrait styles: add a photo and step into the scene.

Victorian cards restored from the archive, Carl Larsson at home, Christmas paintings by the masters, and your own family in the picture: a guide to what you can make with Fable Cards.

Eight everyday photos and the portraits made from them in the manner of Lely, Lawrence, Renoir, Tissot and Zorn, side by side with the paintings that inspired them, and how to choose your own.

A card with a real painting on the front says more than any shop rack can. Here are twelve masterpieces matched to twelve moments, from a birthday bouquet to a quiet pond for a letter of sympathy.
From a Renaissance prince's hound to Landseer's mourning collie, these are the dogs great painters could not leave out, and what their pictures say about the people who loved them.
Client gift ideas that do not end up in the bin: playing cards, a hardcover notebook and a woven cushion, each carrying your firm’s crest or monogram.

Renaissance Sky, Baroque Red or Rococo? Three royal pet portrait styles, with real Fable examples and a clear place to begin.
The Christmas card is the most seen thing a firm sends all year. How to make one with your own crest or monogram, what to write and when to send.

A mother-and-child river scene in luminous impressionist oil, composed from a single photo of you.