Visiting Triton

Museum Store - Notecards

Each decorative box contains twenty assorted 5” x 7" blank note cards (5 each of 4 styles) with envelopes

Wolf Kahn Notecards

Wolf Kahn Notecards - $14.95

Assorted greeting cards by Wolf Kahn

Edwin Deakin Notecards

Edwin Deakin Notecards - $14.95

Born in Sheffield, England, Edwin Deakin (1838–1923) moved to San Francisco in 1870 and began producing beautiful, romantic depictions of California’s early architecture and picturesque scenes of its wilderness. Equally stunning—as this notecard selection attests—are his works inspired by trips to Europe in 1877 and 1888, including views of Notre Dame in Paris and the Castle of Chillon on Lake Geneva.

Edward Hopper Panoramic Notecards

Edward Hopper Panoramic Notecards - $15.95

Edward Hopper (American, 1882–1967) built his paintings around light. “I like long shadows and early and late sunlight. I am very much interested in light, and particularly sunlight, trying to paint sunlight without eliminating the form under it, if I can.”

Georgia O’Keeffe Landscapes Panoramic Notecards

Georgia O’Keeffe Landscapes Panoramic Notecards - $15.95

Born near Sun Prairie, Wisconsin, in 1887, a tiny village bordering the great north woods in the last century, Georgia O'Keeffe became a giant of twentieth-century modern art and the first American woman painter to gain unanimous respect from both critics and the public the world over. Better known for her floral and fruit still life paintings, these full landscapes are enchanting.

B. Kilban, Cat Tricks Notecard Folio

B. Kilban, Cat Tricks Notecard Folio - $9.95

With the 1975 publication of his groundbreaking book Cat, B. Kliban (1935-1990) took his place among history's most eminent cat cartoonists. His bigger-than-a-breadbox, wannabe-dignified, arguably unhinged tabbies have delighted generations of feline fanciers, appearing on everything from greeting cards to baby clothing to beach towels.

Robert Kushner Notecards

Robert Kushner Notecards - $15.95

Born in Southern California, Robert Kushner moved to New York City in 1972 and became a founder of the Pattern and Decoration movement. His early works, painted on unstretched cloth, were often worn as costumes for performances.