Kit-Cat Clock - Small Designed Globally Fulang-Chang and I depicts Kahlo

Fulang-Chang and I depicts Kahlo with one of her pet monkeys

This print features a reproduction of the work Plate 14 (1930) by Sonia Delaunay

a curator-approved MoMA-exclusive collection highlighting contemporary design products from Japan

This unframed poster features a reproduction of Paula Modersohn-Becker's Self-Portrait with Two Flowers in Her Raised Left Hand (1907)

but also a biography of each painter represented in the exhibition

Kit-Cat Clock - Small Designed Globally Fulang-Chang and I depicts KahloWith his signature wagging tail, rolling eyes, and irresistible smile, the Kit Cat Clock has been an indelible part of American history and popular culture for more than 80 years. The clock was created by a designer from a small town in Oregon during the height of the Great Depression. Through the 1950s, Kit Cat's popularity skyrocketed, and the dapper feline became a fixture in the American kitchen and synonymous with the era. This now timeless piece