Charles Wysocki Max in the Stacks

Charles Wysocki Max in the StacksMax has found an unusual but comfortable place for his afternoon nap. Charles Wysocki was known for his ability to capture the personality of cats, and Max in the Stacks does it well. Curled up among the books in the library with a newspaper as a pillow, Max is quite content. Note the cat related titles of the literary works on the shelves. This print is one of the three small prints that make up the larger print titled "Classic Tales." The others are

so they rarely leave the water except to nest

In this Dave Barnhouse nostalgic art print Elvis is starring in Love Me Tender at the Paramount Theater and a classic pink Cadillac is parked out front

"On one of my trips to Yellowstone

This print is for sale as a signed and numbered limited edition in an unframed image size of 21

This print is signed and is available unframed in an image size of 11

and either as an open unsigned edition or a signed/numbered limited edition

The John Deere and Farmall tractors are competing for top honors at the State Fair Tractor Pull in this great nostalgic print by Dave Barnhouse

The night ride would soon begin and Johnny was ready

The misty lake stays calm as a family of loons make their way out of the lily pads in Kim Norlien's Northern Splendor

where he lets Pop's grandkids try the controls and admire the chrome

A pair of cardinals provide a brilliant contrast to the winter snow in the Derk Hansen wildlife print Winter's Song

it's available in an unframed image size of 24"x14"