“Arthur Ravenel Jr. Bridge” is a giclée print from an original ink and watercolor by Max T. Locally known as the Cooper River Bridge, it connects the Charleston peninsula with Mount Pleasant in South Carolina. Born and raised in Kazakhstan, Max T is a full-time artist known for his caricatures and watercolor paintings. We’ve presented this piece in a gold ripple wood profile from Furst Borthers, blue mat from Crescent Brands, and TruVue “Premium Clear” glass.

Observing your surroundings while attending a swanky wine tasting event, you comment to your partner “ya know, it’s about time we get some REAL art.” A well lubricated patron overhears, turns over a menu and draws a quick sketch of a wine glass. “Problem solved!” We’ve displayed this sophisticated pen and ink original in a mahogany toned profile from Furst Brothers, cabernet red suede mat from Crescent Brands, and TruVue “Premium Clear” acrylic.

“Pink Paradise” is a 2025 acrylic on panel by Buff Monster. This signed and numbered giclée print reveals a combination of his old-school style with his newer, refined techniques in a playful candy-colored landscape. We’ve presented this piece as a raised float mount in our archival and nicely priced “Artist’s Special” framing package with TruVue 99% UV filtering and anti reflective “Museum” glass upgrade.

“Freyja’s Castle” is a signed print from a c.1987 original acrylic on canvas by renowned English artist Roger Dean. Dean’s storied career began in the early 1970’s, with his most recognized imagery being done for the prog rock band Yes. We’ve archivally presented the work as a float mount in frame built from a dark burl “Havana” wood profile with blue “Confetti” enhancer (both courtesy of Larson Juhl), Crescent Brands matting, and TruVue 99% UV filtering acrylic glazing.

Here’s a collectible limited edition print promoting Pearl Jam’s 2024 “Dark Matter” tour stop at Philadelphia’s Wells Fargo Center. Designed and printed by Seattle’s legendary Ames Bros, it prominently features 76ers basketball great Dr J! We’ve archivally presented the piece in an antique silver ripple scoop profile from Furst Bros, Crescent Brands matting, and TruVue 99% UV filtering “Conservation” glazing.