Night & Moonlight Art Prints

Night and moonlight art prints: paintings, woodblock prints, etchings and illustrations set at night, at dusk or under the moon. Artists include Edward Hopper (Nighthawks, 1942), Kawase Hasui, Shoda Koho and Ohara Koson (Japanese shin-hanga prints of moonlit beaches, seas, castles and birds), William Blake (Book of Job engravings), Max Klinger and Félicien Rops (19th-century etchings), and Francisco de Goya.

It also includes Piet Mondrian's moonlit windmill, J. J. Grandville's engravings of the moon and comets, 19th-century novel illustrations, and fairy-tale illustrations by Edmund Dulac, Harry Clarke and John Bauer.

The selection shows how different artists handled darkness and low light, from the deep blues of Japanese woodblock prints to the dense black lines of etching.

The dark blue palettes suit bedrooms and dining rooms lit in the evening; the smaller etchings work in a hallway or as a group on one wall. All prints are museum-quality reproductions, available unframed or framed with acrylic glazing, with free shipping and import duties covered.