seasonal

  • Christmas Heralds Enclosure Cards

    Small gift cards with one of Tasha's most popular winter images: the children's parade bringing in the greens. 5 cards/envelopes. 1 1/2" x 2 3/4" Printed in USA.

  • Christmas Heralds Print

    This favorite image just bursts with energy and spirit. You can almost hear the trumpet calls and the laughter from their rosy cheeks as they bring in the greens. Sized 8 1/2 x 11" Printed in the USA.

  • Christmas in Corgiville Print

    This beloved painting from 1988 shows Corgiville during the middle of Christmas preparations and celebrations. Preparations include boggarts splitting wood and cleaning chimneys and rabbits decorating their shop. The villagers who have finished their work celebrate with a hockey game, bonfire, sleigh rides and snowball fights. Size 11" x 16 1/2" Printed in the USA. Tasha went on to later create a very similar scene in the third installment of The Corgiville series, Corgiville Christmas.

  • Christmas Tidings

    Winslow Tudor
    December 25, 2010

    Over the years the clapboards and shingles on Tasha’s house have darkened from sunlight, rain and time. Winter brings a moment of rest and peace to the land, gardens and house as it sits in the quiet landscape. Christmas is here, as is a cardinal not indifferent to the sunflower seeds scattered around the back step and under the lilacs. Balsam needles and melting snow from the newly set up tree have been swept from the floor, along with bits of paper left over from wrapping presents now under the tree. Indoors everything is alight in reds, greens and gold.

  • Christmas Tree Cards

    What better suits the spirit of Christmas than this family scene of children around the tree? A perennial favorite.

    Interior Greeting: "Merry Christmas!"

    10 cards/envelopes.

    Size 5" x 7"

    Printed in USA

     

     

  • Corgiville Fair

    One of Tasha's most beloved books, this is the first in the magical and imaginative Corigville series. The fair is the highlight of the year!

    In Corgiville, as in many small towns all over America, the biggest event of the year is the fair. The sights, sounds, smells, and all the fun and excitement of a typical small-town fair are captured with humor and affection both in the text and in the marvelously detailed watercolor paintings. Tasha Tudor has woven a highly imaginative story from various themes and events of her life, including a peculiar Swedish troll species known as boggarts, which seem to be imbued with slightly naughty characteristics. Though written for children, adults seem unable to resist the charm of Corgiville, and it has enthralled families for generations. Originally printed in 1971, this is the early 2000 reprint.

    All ages.

    48 pages.

    Full-color illustrations.

    Hardcover.

    Size: 9 1/2" x 11"

  • Dr. Cupid Corgi Cards

    Cupid corgi may be a fictitious creature, but his spirit is real. Valentine's Day is a gentle celebration, and while opportunities to charm loved ones arrive throughout the year, this is the best day of all to let them know how important they are. 8 cards/envelopes. Size: cards are 5" x 5 3/4" with 5 x 7 envelopes to avoid extra postage when mailing. Interior: Blank. Printed in USA.

  • Easter at the White House

    In 1988 Tasha Tudor was chosen as the featured front cover artist for the annual White House Easter event Souvenir Program. We've created a print from the artwork that was used for the program cover. Size: 8 1/2 x 11"  Printed in the USA.

  • Easter Basket Gift Guide

    March 21, 2017

    Snow may still be on the ground here in the Green Mountains but the first day of spring was warm and sunny. Soon the snow will melt and it will be mud-season. Before we know it the world will be in bloom and Easter will be upon us.

    Making perfectly personalized Easter baskets for family and loved ones is one of the many delights of Spring! Today we are going to share some ideas for creating Tasha Tudor themed Easter Baskets. Whether you’re preparing a more traditional Easter Basket or a themed basket for a corgi lover, a kitchen maven, or an avid gardener we have something for you!

  • Easter Greeting Print

    Could there be a more perfect image for the Easter holiday? This delightful print shows one of Tasha Tudor's characteristic children dressed in old-fashioned clothes, greeting a pet rabbit on an early spring day. This print would also make a lovely addition to a nursery room. Image sized 7 3/4" x 14 3/4", paper sized approx. 12" x 18". Printed in the USA.

  • Easter Tea Time

    Natalie Wise
    April 12, 2012

    It is springtime in Vermont, and that is marked with many subtle and not-so-subtle shifts in routine. Four o'clock is no longer dusk, and as such, our tea times feel lighter, and more refreshing...compelling us onward into the now-light evening. Tea has taken on a distinctly spring-like feel, filled with pastel chocolates, citrusy delights, and a table laden with fresh flowers. As if a riot of daffodils in Tasha's garden, and the perfectly clear blue skies aren't lovely enough, Easter and April birthdays make the time seem even more exciting. Here are few recent scenes...

  • Eleven Girls Dancing Print

    With a wonderful flower border and girls dancing in charming frocks, this print would add a cheerful touch to your daughter or granddaughter's room. Printed in collaboration with the 2009 Rufus Porter Exhibit. Tasha painted this image for her 1956 Caldecott Honor counting book, 1 is One.  Paper sized 10 3/4 x 13, image sized 6 3/4" x 9".

  • First Frost

    Natalie Wise
    October 20, 2011


    A classic poem for this beautiful time of year....

     
    WHEN the frost is on the punkin and the fodder's in the shock,
    And you hear the kyouck and gobble of the struttin' turkey-cock,
    And the clackin' of the guineys, and the cluckin' of the hens,
    And the rooster's hallylooyer as he tiptoes on the fence;
    O, it's then the time a feller is a-feelin' at his best,
    With the risin' sun to greet him from a night of peaceful rest,
    As he leaves the house, bareheaded, and goes out to feed the stock,
    When the frost is on the punkin and the fodder's in the shock...
     
     

  • Flower Garden Enclosure Cards

    A sultry summer sky hints of thunderstorms over the distant Green Mountains, while the little girl feeds her doves. This popular image is now available as a small enclosure card. Set of five cards/envelopes. Add some garden cheer to your Easter baskets with these tiny cards. Size: 2 3/4" x 1 1/2" Interior: Blank. Printed in USA.

  • Happy Thanksgiving!

    Natalie Wise
    November 23, 2011

    Dear Friends,
     

    Winslow spent the end of summer and the beginning of fall adding new cedar shingles to his grandmother's house, a job that has taken him through summer's high ferns to autumn's bright foliage...and will continue for much longer as he makes his way around the whole house. 

  • Holiday Cake Enclosure Cards

    The children exclaim over the beautiful holiday cake while a corgi tries to sneak a lick (they're good at that.) Now in an enclosure card size for gift-giving. 5 cards/envelopes. Size: 2 3/4" x 1 1/2". Interior: blank. Printed in USA.

  • Hollyhocks

    Winslow Tudor
    August 31, 2012
    Beyond the grape arbor and to the south of the greenhouse resides Tasha’s hollyhock bank. Its proximity to the herb circle subtly unites it with the rest of the garden, but by late July when much of the color in the garden has faded it is the focal point, for the hollyhocks are in full bloom. Ranging from pure white to varying shades of pink and yellow, the hollyhocks are a wonderful presence, particularly very late in the afternoon when the sun sets beyond the field and for a moment casts its light across the entire garden.

  • Hope of Spring

    March 1, 2017
    Every year in the Northeast the return of spring feels nothing short of miraculous. The sight of tender purple crocuses pushing through white snow can set even the heaviest heart a-flutter. The vibrant green of new leaves delights the eye after months of the muted palette of winter. Birds newly returned from their migration back North fill the air with their lovely chatter and even a chilly wind carries with it the sweet scent of new life, full of hope. 
     

  • June Garden

    Winslow Tudor
    July 16, 2014

    A hot, humid, sunny, windless July day invariably brought an extra degree of happiness to Tasha, especially if she was gardening. By July the perfection of a June garden has mellowed into a green and pastel sprawl of perennials and annuals, some still in bloom but also preparing fruits and seeds. 

  • Kindling by Richard Brown Print

    An iconic photograph of Tasha Tudor in her later years, looking towards the horizon after gathering yet another load of kindling for winter. 12"x18"  Photograph by Richard Brown. Printed in the USA.