Family Metal Prints

All You Really Need In Life Is The Love Of A Good Cat

Mothers' Day

Capturing the Memories

A Man Speaks To A Woman In A Kitchen

New Yorker March 23, 1935

New Yorker August 15, 1942

The Last Thanksgiving

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Shifting Gears

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Mrs. Hammond I'd Know You Anywhere From Little

Oh, Christ - It's Your Mother

New Yorker December 14 1957

It's Time To Bring In The Wax Begonias

Raised By Wolves

New Yorker June 21st, 1969

Your Mother And Her Drug-sniffing Dog

Guess Who Got Into Hotchkiss!

A Negligent Man Remarks To A Child As A Woman

I Realize Acceptance At Smith Means Little

I'm Staying Together For The Sake Of My Parents

New Traditions

Reverse Play

Am I The Smart One And You're The Pretty One Or

I Told My Parents That If Grades

I Don't Want My Grandchildren Growing

Thus the Yardbirds begat Cream

Remember, Son, These Are Your Tax-free Years

New Yorker April 20th, 1940

A Father Reads His Son A Bedtime Story

Now Look What You've Done!

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Maw! Myrtle's Back. Looks Like She Made Good

New Yorker November 30th, 1957

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Thank You, Adrian. Parenting Is A Learning

Poor Sports

Vogue Cover Illustration Of A Mother And Son

The Balance Of Power

Cheer Up, Nicole! What Does Princeton Know?

A Man And Woman Are Having Coffee Together

A Vogue Magazine Cover Of A Woman

Somehow, Daniel, You're Not As Cute As You Used

Son, You're All Grown Up Now. You Owe Me Two

Illustration Of A Wedding Ceremony

Bad News - We're All Out Of Our Minds. You're

The Princess and the Photoshop

New Yorker December 30th, 1950

A Mother And Daughter At Moma

That's Bass With Broccoli And Mushrooms. Stop

Money Is Life's Report Card

A Sign Reading The Holidays Marks A Scene Where

Your love gives me strength

The Family That Stares Together

I'm Making A Scrapbook To Document The Most

Norma And Constance Talmadge

We Think He Picked It Up At The Kennel

New Yorker January 13th, 1986

I'm Going Back To My Room

A Magazine Cover For Vanity Fair Of A Woman

There Is A Mother Driving A Car With A Man

Is Mr. Roosevelt Going To Give Two Christmases

Out With The Old

Where Did We Go Wrong?

The Son And Daughter Of Mr. And Mrs. Roger L

New Yorker December 16th, 1944

A Politician Addresses A Press Conference

Barend And Eliza Van Gerbig

My Family Was Very Poor

Act Your Birth Order!

Damn It, Maureen! You Just Don't Break