Our picks · September 27, 2026
Our picks for autumn
Maples on fire, a vineyard at harvest, a jackalope with a leaf in his lapel — the works we would hang as the evenings draw in.
The light changes in autumn, and so does what we want on the wall. These are the works we keep coming back to this time of year.
Autumn at Saruiwa, Shiobara — red, orange and yellow maples blaze across the valley in Hasui’s print.
The Red Vineyard — vines turned scarlet at harvest time, workers gathering grapes under a low, glowing sun.
Late Autumn at Lake Yamanaka — bare trees and low afternoon sun on the shore: the quiet end of the season.
In Autumn’s Golden Glow — falling leaves and thinning branches in amber light.
Jackalope’s Junction — falling maple leaves in golden, misty light, and our jackalope tucking a leaf into his lapel.
And for Halloween, Bloom. One of its seven free stories grows a pumpkin lantern on the little planet.
Not sure which? Try Let the arts find you in the shop — pick Autumn under the season, and see what it finds.
