Remixed Historical Prints

Remixes of historically significant art found in the public domain.

  • Fish of Appalachia

    Fish of Appalachia

    Discover the rich aquatic life of Appalachia with this beautifully remixed historical print, featuring iconic fish species commonly found in lakes and rivers across the region—yellow perch, brook trout, smallmouth bass, and bullhead catfish. This artwork blends early 20th-century fish illustrations by Smithsonian artist Sherman F. Denton with a vibrant underwater background crafted by Hashime…

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  • Champignons

    Champignons

    This colorful remixed historical print depicts a wide variety mushrooms. The original illustration, by Charles Dessalines D’ Orbigny, was found in the French 1892 edition the Universal Dictionary of Natural History. The remix was digitally color corrected and enhanced before adding watercolor accents to match and complement the mushrooms. The print is available on gallery-wrapped…

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  • Illuminated Burden

    Illuminated Burden

    This striking print is a modern reimagining of a 17th-century Armenian illuminated manuscript (circa 1615). Carefully restored from its original form, we repaired centuries-old damage, enhanced the rich colors, and sharpened intricate details to bring new life to this historic artwork. To bridge past and present, we’ve added a well-known inspirational quote, seamlessly blending timeless…

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  • Flags of the Union

    Flags of the Union

    Dive into history with a modern twist! This design features elements from a 1901 illustration by W. Krocke, found in turn of the 20th century publications like Tunison’s Atlas and a George F. Cram Co. map. We’ve significantly altered and color-corrected the original art to breathe new life into this vintage masterpiece. The halftone background…

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  • That Old Strawberry

    That Old Strawberry

    Experience the charm of yesteryear with this remixed historical print, originally a black-and-white illustration of a strawberry from the 1915 homesteader’s farming guide, Open Door to Independence by Thomas E. Hill. This vintage artwork has been lovingly colorized and enhanced with watercolor style elements, breathing new life into its intricate details. Set on an old,…

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  • Woodblock Sea

    Woodblock Sea

    This remixed historical print breathes new life into a late 19th-century Japanese woodblock masterpiece. Carefully restored, colorized, and reimagined, the composition has been cropped for a fresh perspective while retaining the intricate detail and timeless grace of the original artwork. New shades of blue, green, and yellow enhance the scene, creating a luminous balance between…

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  • Woodblock Waves

    Woodblock Waves

    This remixed historical print began with a late 19th-century Japanese woodblock print. The print was restored, colorized, and cropped. How to buy this art: We typically sell our original art canvases and prints in person at galleries, craft fairs, and art markets. A limited selection of prints are available on our store on eBay.

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  • Samurai Training

    Samurai Training

    Experience the fierce discipline and artistry of the samurai with this restored and remixed historical print. Depicting two warriors locked in a moment of intense training, this piece captures the essence of a traditional multi-panel Japanese woodblock print, now reimagined in a single-panel design. Rich, enhanced colors bring new life to the intricate details of…

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  • Neko Tako

    Neko Tako

    This remixed historical print features a whimsical rendition of a half-cat/half-person with an octopus taken from a vintage Japanese woodblock print. The sky, mountains, water, and sailboats were taken from other vintage woodblock prints. The paddle board and paddle were original additions. How to buy this art: Prints of this piece are available on our…

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  • Kabuki Kanpai

    Kabuki Kanpai

    This remixed historical print is a compilation of elements from several vintage Japanese woodblock prints by various artists and includes several new original elements. This piece playfully depicts a Kabuki samurai at an izakaya toasting his mug of beer with an Edo-period rendition of a foreign visitor. How to buy this art: Prints of this…

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