We’re stoked on how Childe Hassam nails the vibe of plenty in this 1929 classic. Pomona, the Roman goddess of fruit and gardens, pops out from a swirl of impressionist brushstrokes. Hassam’s trademark style turns a traditional subject into something fresh and ahead of its time. This print highlights Hassam’s later phase, where he shifted from his well-known street scenes to dive into mythological themes. The warm colours and loose brushwork give it a dreamy feel that fits a modern Kiwi home perfectly. We reckon it brings just the right touch of class without taking itself too seriously.