Abbott Fuller Graves 20 oz Stainless Steel Tumbler-American Tapestry

Abbott Fuller Graves’s floral still-life oil painting—estimated to date between 1884 and 1890—serves as the source artwork for this design. Our founder and creative director, Cherie Behrens, photographed the painting and used AI-assisted image editing solely to prepare the photograph for design use, defining the corners, removing visible soiling, and enhancing the color. The resulting image is reproduced on these leather-like, Apple-compatible watch bands. The artwork itself was not AI-generated.

The painting was executed on a canvas supplied by Paul Foinet of 54 rue Notre-Dame-des-Champs in Paris, a supplier whose canvases were also used by some of the era’s most celebrated artists, including Claude Monet, John Singer Sargent, and Carolus-Duran.

This design brings a painting that has never before been publicly displayed into a wearable form. Swipe to see the original artwork and its Parisian canvas, now held in the collection of the Mayflower Descendants Museum, founded by Cherie Behrens.

Meet the New American Art Museum Bringing History into Public View Through Art and Artifacts

The Mayflower Descendants Museum is an American art museum whose holdings bring together a wide range of artists and stories—from talented and emerging artists, some of whom may not yet have been represented in museum collections, to artists whose work was overlooked or little known during their lifetimes, to artists represented in some of the world’s most significant institutional and royal collections.

In the latter category, artists represented in the Museum’s collection can also be found in institutions including the Louvre in Paris; the British Royal Collection; the Victoria and Albert Museum; the Royal Shakespeare Theatre Picture Gallery in Stratford-upon-Avon; The Metropolitan Museum of Art; the Smithsonian; and the Whitney Museum of American Art, among others.

The Museum’s holdings also include works that have never before been on public view, created by both American and international artists whose art, objects, and stories intersect with the broader American story connected to Mayflower descendants—a diverse global population estimated to number more than 35 million.

Product Information
• Crafted from premium stainless steel
• Plastic slide top cover and 2 straws in metal and plastic
• Sleek finish that highly resists dents and scratches
• Holds 20 oz of liquid
• Stainless steel body is dishwasher safe
• Durable and vibrant UV print won’t fade with use or wash
• Made in Montreal, Canada