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New Yorker Magazine Poster Feb 1992The New Yorker's February 1992 cover a piano player glimpsed through a window on a snowy New York street. It's one of those New Yorker covers that feels like a short story compressed into a single image: urban, slightly melancholy, quietly beautiful. For anyone who loves the magazine, New York winters, or simply great illustration that knows exactly when to stop. About your print: Printed on 240gsm archival gicle paper using 12 colour precision

Without colour the graphic quality of the forms becomes even more apparent: pure outline

Piatti's Jayes poster brings his signature animal graphic to a British product with the same bold form and vivid colour that characterises his best work

a study or anywhere that wants something with athletic history and visual confidence

Polish Music Festival Warsaw 1969 is a beautifully considered piece — art that earns its place on your wall and rewards daily living

Open Window by Henri Matisse captures the bold colour and effortless rhythm that made him one of the defining voices of modern art

the kind of image that belongs in a kitchen that takes its food seriously

the silhouette doing all the work

a meditative stillness

She kept them private for years

Works brilliantly in a home office

This eyeball print distils his entire worldview into a single image: playful

This print leans into the idea that everyday objects can be as worthy of attention as grand gestures

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