Stress Acrylic Prints and Stress Acrylic Art

The New Yorker Cover - August 3rd, 1998

Carter Goodrich

$105

No, No, That's Not A Sin, Either. My Goodness

Charles Barsotti

$105

New Yorker March 12th, 2007

Jason Patterson

$105

Series

George Booth

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Don't Give The Dog Any More Coffee

George Booth

$105

Frantically Acquired Coping Mechanisms

Zoe Si

$105

Stop Worrying and Start Hammering

Edward Steed

$105

New Yorker March 13th, 2017

Lars Kenseth

$105

The only thing holding me together

Carolita Johnson

$105

Outdoor Stress

Lars Kenseth

$105

Your Mother And I Are Feeling Overwhelmed

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New Yorker May 16th, 1925

AE Wilson

$105

In Twenty-five Expletives Or Less

George Price

$105

Mr. Wilson? I'm Dr. Bradshaw. Please Come In

Charles Barsotti

$105

Oh Dear! You Know That

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Hey, Ben! We're In Maine Now. We Don't

Michael Crawford

$105

New Yorker June 8th, 1998

Roz Chast

$105

'leave Dad AloneNext 200 Miles'

Roz Chast

$105

Two Businessmen Sit And Speak At A Table Digibuy

Charles Barsotti

$105

Me, Too. A Few Days On The Cape And I'm Feeling

Charles Barsotti

$105

Alarmist Clock

Olivia de Recat

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Damn It, Conway, When I Say Cheer Up, Don't Give

Stan Hunt

$105

There Has Been A Sharp Increase

George Booth

$105

New Yorker December 17 1932

Harry Brown

$105

I Can't Sleep. I Think I'll Get Up And Solve All

David Sipress

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A Woman At A Desk With One Organizer That Says

Roz Chast

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The Summer People Are Coming! The Summer People

Mort Gerberg

$105

Can You Describe This China Shop?

Mischa Richter

$105

I Usually Wake Up Screaming At Six-thirty

Frank Cotham

$105

Political Stress Test

Barry Blitt

$105

Is There Anyone Here Who Specializes In Stress

Edward Koren

$105

A Man, Looking Very Stressed, Is Listening

Jack Ziegler

$105

New Yorker January 24, 1948

Constantin Alajalov

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I Am Going To Soho. My Doshas Are All

George Booth

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Customs At The L.a. Airport

Roz Chast

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The Giant Asteroid

David Sipress

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What Could Go Wrong Out There

Amy Hwang

$105

New Yorker May 17th, 1969

Lee Lorenz

$105

Fleeting Moments

Drew Panckeri

$105

A Frazzled-looking Woman With Crazy Hair Prepares

Edward Koren

$105

Today's Special Guest Brundage Mornald

Lee Lorenz

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The Artist Wakes Refreshed

Jack Ziegler

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New Yorker June 20th, 1977

Charles Barsotti

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I'm Sorry, But Mr. Barclay Is Not Putting

James Stevenson

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I Just Get A Little Tense Before Everything

Bruce Eric Kaplan

$105

All Day, Every Day - 'there's A Goddam Fly

Eldon Dedini

$105

Anxiety

William Steig

$105

Weltschmerz? Is That Like The Flu?

Charles Barsotti

$105

Of Course You're Going To Be Depressed If

William Hamilton

$105

First You Must Be At Peace With Yourself

Charles Saxon

$105

Where We Go To Scream

Suerynn Lee

$105

New Yorker June 29th, 1987

Dana Fradon

$105

The Duck Working From Home

Will Santino

$105

Your overhead is going to kill you

Peter Kuper

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Happy Fifth of July

Kim Warp

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Every Time Mother Speaks

George Booth

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Away From It All

Brendan Loper

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The Story Is That Wright Was Going

Ed Fisher

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My Taxes Or My Laundry

Liz Montague

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Hair In A Drain

Julia Suits

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A Traffic Cop Stands Next To A Car Filled

Edward Koren

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Monday's Debate

David Sipress

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Lately,we've Been Getting A Number Of White Males

Arnie Levin

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New Yorker February 22nd, 1941

M K Barlow

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America Look What You Did To My Hair

Kim Warp

$105

As Far As I Can Tell

David Sipress

$105

I Told Him To Come Back When He's Truly Gifted

Bruce Eric Kaplan

$105

New Yorker June 21st, 1999

Tom Cheney

$105