Our high quality custom postcards are produced on recyclable, sustainably sourced card. Each card comes with an envelope, allowing you keep or gift as smaller artworks for a mantlepiece, fridge or wall.
Our postcards are printed on thick 324gsm Mohawk card.
Postcards are available in 6 inches x 4 inches.
Printing method: Giclée
Eco credentials: Water-based inks.
Printed using water based inks.
Sustainably sourced paper or wood From FSC-approved forests.
Our high quality custom postcards are produced on recyclable, sustainably sourced card. Each card comes with an envelope, allowing you keep or gift as smaller artworks for a mantlepiece, fridge or wall.
Our postcards are printed on thick 324gsm Mohawk card.
Postcards are available in 6 inches x 4 inches.
Printing method: Giclée
Eco credentials: Water-based inks.
Printed using water based inks.
Sustainably sourced paper or wood From FSC-approved forests.
Our high quality custom postcards are produced on recyclable, sustainably sourced card. Each card comes with an envelope, allowing you keep or gift as smaller artworks for a mantlepiece, fridge or wall.
Our postcards are printed on thick 324gsm Mohawk card.
Postcards are available in 6 inches x 4 inches.
Printing method: Giclée
Eco credentials: Water-based inks.
Printed using water based inks.
Sustainably sourced paper or wood From FSC-approved forests.
Girl with Pigeons by Morris Hirshfield, 1942 - Postcard
Description
Our postcards are printed on thick 324gsm Mohawk card.
Postcards are available in 6 inches x 4 inches.
Printing method: Giclée
Eco credentials: Water-based inks. Printed using water based inks.
Sustainably sourced paper or wood
From FSC-approved forests.
Plastic-free: Contains no plastic.
Morris Hirshfield (1872–1946) was a Polish-American painter. He "is considered one of the most critically acclaimed self-taught artists of the 20th century" according to the J. Paul Getty Museum
Our high quality custom postcards are produced on recyclable, sustainably sourced card. Each card comes with an envelope, allowing you keep or gift as smaller artworks for a mantlepiece, fridge or wall.
Our postcards are printed on thick 324gsm Mohawk card.
Postcards are available in 6 inches x 4 inches.
Printing method: Giclée
Eco credentials: Water-based inks.
Printed using water based inks.
Sustainably sourced paper or wood From FSC-approved forests.
Leopard Family by Morris Hirshfield, 1943 - Postcard
Description
Our high quality custom postcards are produced on recyclable, sustainably sourced card. Each card comes with an envelope, allowing you keep or gift as smaller artworks for a mantlepiece, fridge or wall.
Our postcards are printed on thick 324gsm Mohawk card.
Postcards are available in 6 inches x 4 inches.
Printing method: Giclée
Eco credentials: Water-based inks.
Printed using water based inks.
Sustainably sourced paper or wood From FSC-approved forests.
Untitled (View) by Morris Hirshfield (1872–1946) - 1945.
Morris Hirshfield (1872–1946) was a Polish-American painter. He "is considered one of the most critically acclaimed self-taught artists of the 20th century" according to the J. Paul Getty Museum
Morris Hirshfield (1872–1946) was a Polish-American painter. He "is considered one of the most critically acclaimed self-taught artists of the 20th century" according to the J. Paul Getty Museum.
Morris Hirshfield (1872–1946) was a Polish-American painter. Prints of his work are now available in the shop.
Born in Poland, the artist emigrated to the United States at the age of eighteen. He worked at a women's coat factory before manufacturing women's coats, suits and slippers. In 1935 he retired.
Hirshfield began painting in 1937. Gallery owner Sidney Janis featured some of Morris Hirshfield's art in the 1939 exhibition Contemporary Unknown American Painters and the 1942 book They Taught Themselves: American Primitive Painters of the 20th Century.
Hirshfield received a one-man show at the Museum of Modern Art in 1943.
