Introducing The Nautilus Collection

Happy Memorial Day! Storytelling is both an art and a passion at Nautilus. Each great story we read becomes part of the fabric of who we are. That’s why our award-winning approach to the intersection of art and science means so much to us. And now, we’re offering an exclusive way to bring these stories into your home. Following several special, short-term opportunities in the last month, we are pleased to announce the permanent Nautilus Collection. It debuts with 3 limited-edition art prints originally commissioned for Nautilus magazine, and in future will become home to more exclusive rare and remarkable art, books, and other objects. The opening collection of prints showcases some of the most cherished covers of past Nautilus issues. We invited prestigious artists to deliver their own personal visions on the accompanied stories of scientific marvel. From the bold, provocative imagery of the cosmos to surreal visions of our everyday lives, these creations will provoke your sense of wonder and inspire curiosity. Nautilus founder and publisher John Steele thoughtfully curated the extraordinary retrospective series. Each museum-quality print comes with a certificate of authenticity and is signed and numbered by the artist. The series features “The Prestige,” a whimsical expression of the birth of meteorology by Gérard DuBois, as well as Myriam Wares’ hopeful ode to the state of clean energy in “Dawn of the Heliocene” and the chaotic inception of legendary beasts as envisioned in Wesley Allsbrooks’ “The Monster.” Each edition is limited to 200 prints, so if you want your own, don’t wait. The Nautilus Collection presents a rare opportunity to own one of these striking works—not to mention the opportunity to share these thought-provoking pieces with fellow collectors. Thank you, Nautilus P.S. If you're at a loss for what to get your grad as they move into their first apartment, these prints make amazing gifts, too! [Reserve yours here]( This email was sent to {EMAIL} [unsubscribe from all Nautilus emails]( NautilusNext · 360 W 36th Street, 7S, · New York, NY 10018 · USA