Central Park March 6th 1890 by Julianna Swaney - $26

I am in love with this print by Julianna Swaney. It’s 8.5″ x 11″ and is only $26. Here’s her description of it:

This drawing was inspired by the story of Eugene Schieffelin, the man who tried to introduce all the birds mentioned in the plays of Shakespeare into the Americas. On March 6th 1890 he released a few cages of starlings into Central Park, and now starlings are among the most common birds in the US.
I always liked the strangeness of this story and image of a fancy 19th century man releasing cages of birds in a snowy landscape.

She has more art for sale in her Etsy Shop.

How Easily They Fly Away by Tara McPherson - $350

This is the 1st new Tara McPherson print I’ve seen for sale in awhile. It’s rather large at 22″ x 18″ and is limited to just 100 editions. Jonathan Levine Gallery only has 10 of them for sale at $350 each. You can purchase it here.

It Doesn’t Matter if you are Black or White or a Ghost by Heisuke Kitazawa - $20

Heisuke Kitazawa has a crazy new art print for sale called “It Doesn’t Matter if you are Black or White or a Ghost”. It’s pretty big (16.5″ by 23.4″) and is only $20. There’s a much bigger version here. The pcp store has a couple other prints similar in style for sale as well as stuff like wallets, books, and apparel. Cool stuff.

Rocket Birds 001 Print by Scott Saw - $68

Scott Saw has a few new cool “Rocket Bird” art prints for sale. This particular print is 14″ x 21″ and is limited to just 33 copies. You can see all his new prints here. I’ve always been a huge fan of Scott’s work, and these new ones are no exception. His prints are extremely high quality too.

This is How it Always Starts by PCP - $20

pcp has two new prints for sale. The one above is titled ‘This is How it Always Starts’ and is 16.5″ x 23.4″. You can purchase it here. They have other prints as well as wallets, clothing, and books for sale at their online shop that you should probably check out.