Posters

Helen Krayenhoff

Autumn visitors to the nursery have seen the bright red leaves of Vitis californica covering the otherwise unpleasant chain link fence along Ada Street. Its small berries feed birds, squirrels and other critters, and its leaves provide cooling and privacy during summer, leading to a brilliant fall climax before leaf-drop. This vine is an enduring CA native…just like BHN.

Helen Krayenhoff has been an artist primarily in small paper media such as cards and calendars. More recently she has applied her watercolor skills to a poster-size format. We look forward to seeing more of her work in the near future. Printed on heavy 50% recycled bamboo stock, measuring exactly 18 x 24 inches and available at BHN for $30.

Larger view of Vitis californica

David Lance Goines

Since the mid ‘90’s we have been pleased to work with local graphic artist David Lance Goines, producing a series of posters. Our most recent commission, “Flowers or Weeds”, was completed in spring of 2009 and has proven to be at least as popular as the original “Broken Pot” poster from 1995. The line that distinguishes art from advertisement can be unclear, as seen in his many varied works shown at galleries around the world. Learn more about David’s work at www.goines.net. Also a talented writer and advocate of free speech, David is a Berkeley treasure in his own right. Measuring roughly 18 x 24 inches, these limited edition posters are available at BHN.

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  Weaving Hands 1997
  18" x 24"
  $100.00 ea
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  Broken Pot 1995
  18" x 24"
  $100.00 ea
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  Mother and Child 2001
  18" x 24"
  $100.00 ea