Wonderful Prints for Van Gogh and Monet

I bought a set of each at my local Barnes and Noble a couple of years ago, and I see their online store still has some.

Apparently, you can still buy them locally as well.
   
If you've searched for inexpensive art prints for art study, you know how hard these are to come by.  Each portfolio comes with 14 prints approximately 12x15 inches in size.  Each portfolio costs only $8.98 each.

I'm going to my local Barnes and Noble tomorrow to buy the
Hiroshige: 14 Famous Views of Edo for our Japan studies.

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  1. SebastianAugust 22, 2010 at 7:42 PM

    Keep an eye out for calendars for Japanese art. My MIL gave me one that is a picture a week that she found in January for a couple dollars. Very nice range of art styles. I think this one was from the Met.

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