Art History for Your Morning Coffee
Gift Ideas
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George Washington's Coffee Cup – Society of the Cincinnati, 1784
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Bayeux Tapestry – Halley's Comet 1066 Mug
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Moqui Prayer for Rain Mug – MacNeil, 1895
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An Art Historian's Eye, Not an Algorithm
Dr. Walther Fuchs holds a doctorate from the University of Zurich and has spent three decades researching art, history, and culture. Every mug in this collection passes five exacting tests before it earns a place on your table.
New arrivals
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Bayeux Tapestry – Halley's Comet 1066 Mug
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Moqui Prayer for Rain Mug – MacNeil, 1895
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Limbourg Brothers – Très Riches Heures, May Mug
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George Washington's Coffee Cup – Society of the Cincinnati, 1784
Regular price $34.99 USDRegular price
Stories
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How Henri Matisse Learned to Draw With Scissors
In 1941, a near-fatal surgery left Henri Matisse too weak to stand at an easel. What followed - a decade of cutting directly into painted paper - became the most...
How Henri Matisse Learned to Draw With Scissors
In 1941, a near-fatal surgery left Henri Matisse too weak to stand at an easel. What followed - a decade of cutting directly into painted paper - became the most...
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Why Henri Matisse Still Can't Cross the Atlantic
Matisse's late cut-outs became free to reproduce across the EU and UK in 2025. In the United States, the law is not so certain — and until we can say...
Why Henri Matisse Still Can't Cross the Atlantic
Matisse's late cut-outs became free to reproduce across the EU and UK in 2025. In the United States, the law is not so certain — and until we can say...
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The Snake Dance at the Top of the Mesa
In the summer of 1895, a sculptor from Massachusetts climbed an Arizona mesa and witnessed a Hopi snake ceremony. He cast it in bronze. A year later, a scholar from...
The Snake Dance at the Top of the Mesa
In the summer of 1895, a sculptor from Massachusetts climbed an Arizona mesa and witnessed a Hopi snake ceremony. He cast it in bronze. A year later, a scholar from...
