Socialism & Cholera | Hardbound Unlined Journal

Fine Art, Fresh Pages.
A hardbound journal that treats art history as more than decoration. Each notebook features a hand-selected artwork on a durable matte cover, paired with clean blank pages for writing, sketching, planning, or thinking things through. Finished with a museum-style curatorial note on the back cover, it’s equal parts object and tool—made to be used, not precious.

The Artwork
Socialism & Cholera by Horace Vernet

The Curatorial Note (back cover)
"Horace Vernet (French, 1789–1863) wasn’t thrilled about socialism - or cholera, for that matter. In this morbid allegory, he wraps both in apocalyptic flair: a deathly duo cloaked in revolution, serenading the end of days. France had seen its share of upheaval; Vernet made sure you didn’t forget it. Bonus points for theatrical lighting."

The Journal
• 128 blank pages
• Durable matte laminated hard cover
• Casewrap binding for a clean, book-like feel
• 5" × 7" — compact, not precious

Care
Wipe clean with a soft, dry cloth.