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Print features 4 replicas of the heart shaped cutout drawings made by Polly Jane Reed in 1844. From the Miller Collection here at Hancock Shaker Village. Measures 12" x 13". -
Barbara, a renowned artist whose works appears at the White House, Massachusetts Museum of Modern Art, and the Smithsonian American Art Museum, just to name a few, graced Hancock Shaker Village with her 2019 exhibit Borrowed Light. This beautiful matted print depicts Barbara's watercolor depiction of the interior of our famous round stone. Print measures 11" x 14". -
Barbara, a renowned artist whose works appears at the White House, Massachusetts Museum of Modern Art, and the Smithsonian American Art Museum, just to name a few, graced Hancock Shaker Village with her 2019 exhibit Borrowed Light. This beautiful matted print depicts her painting of our famous round stone barn in the wintertime. Print measures 11" x 14". -
Barbara, a renowned artist whose works appears at the White House, Massachusetts Museum of Modern Art, and the Smithsonian American Art Museum, just to name a few, graced Hancock Shaker Village with her 2019 exhibit Borrowed Light. This beautiful matted print depicts one of her paintings of a red Shaker Cloak. Print measures 11" x 14". -
2020 marks the 60th anniversary of Hancock Shaker Village! In commemoration, this screen print of our famous round stone barn was made locally by Dolphin Studios of Stockbridge, MA. Measures 24" x 18". -
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This beautiful image is one in the collection of gift drawings, envisioned and drawn by one of the Shaker Sisters. Waterproof and UV resistant. Measures 2 1/2" x 2 1/2". -
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This image of our iconic round stone barn adds architectural beauty to anything it will adhere to. Waterproof and UV resistant. Measures 2" x 2 3/4". -
This image, taken from our archives, is reminiscent of our very own barnyard star (who weighed in at nearly 1300 pounds!), Veruca the pig. Waterproof and UV resistant. Measures 2 1/2" x 4". -
An 18" x 24" poster of perhaps one of the most beautiful and iconic of all Shaker images, "The Tree of Life" by Hannah Cohoon (1788-1864). Written in Cohoon's own hand: "Seen and painted by Hannah Cohoon. City of Peace Monday July 3rd 1854". From The Andrews Collection at Hancock Shaker Village. -
A small poster ( 12"; x 13") of the delicate "Wreath brought by Mother's little dove" by Polly Collins (1801-1884). One of the many extraordinary "gift drawings" in the Hancock Shaker Village Collection. -
Charming print of Basket of Apples by Hannah Cohoon. Heavy print stock. 10" wide x 12" tall. -
Bower of Mulberries by Hannah Cohoon. Poster. Heavy poster stock. Measures 24" wide x 18" tall.
