Untitled 15" x 11.25" Print by Edith Lake Wilkinson (c. 1920) Axolotls Spend time in Frida’s Garden

Spend time in Frida’s Garden in the flourishing company of lively animals

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2000 Charley Harper’s posters for conservation organizations have become some of his most enjoyed works—skillful and playful menageries of local wildlife

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Untitled 15" x 11.25" Print by Edith Lake Wilkinson (c. 1920) Axolotls Spend time in Frida’s GardenEdith Lake Wilkinson was a post Victorian, West Virginia native artist who specialized in various printmaking methods, particularly white line block printing. She was formally trained in the Art Students League in NYC, where she began developing a painting style that emphasizes broad swathes of color and general strokes. After studying at the Teacher's College at Columbia, Wilkinson took art classes in Massachusetts that would influence her to create