Santa Fe, New Mexico - 26th Oct 2026: Hummingbird Fine Arts, the printmaking studio of artists Brooke and Frank Remmert, has announced an expansion of its online gallery, adding new original collections and making more of its work available to buyers across the country. The update widens access to a body of work rooted in nature, history, and spiritual tradition, produced by hand in the studio’s Santa Fe workspace.

The expansion centers on two additions. The first is the Garden Narratives, a group of Brooke Remmert’s larger botanical prints that have long existed in the studio but are only now being brought online. Built through her own hand-press monotype process, each piece presses real flowers, herbs, and grasses onto cotton rag paper, producing images that cannot be exactly repeated. The Garden Narratives gather several years of these larger works, from quiet pussywillow scenes to full summer gardens alive with bees and dragonflies.

The second addition is the Aleph/Bet in Gold, a series in which each letter of the Hebrew alphabet is finished in gold leaf. While the full body of work is held together as a single collection, individual letters are now available to order as commissions, giving collectors a way to choose a letter for its meaning or for a family name. Each letter carries its own traditional meaning, from Aleph, which points to oneness, to Bet, the letter of duality and the beginning of creation, so a commissioned piece can mark a birth, a name, or a personal intention. The series sits within the studio’s broader Judaica collection.

“We wanted to open up work that people kept asking to see,” said a representative of Hummingbird Fine Arts. “Bringing the Garden Narratives online and offering the gold-leaf letters as commissions lets more people live with pieces that carry real meaning, without the barrier of a gallery visit.”

Both artists work in traditional printmaking methods, a practice museums have long recognized as a serious art form in its own right, as institutions such as the Museum of Modern Art have shown. Brooke Remmert’s work is grounded in the Jewish value of Tikkun Olam, the idea of repairing the world, while Frank Remmert’s prints draw on the natural world, antiquities, and architecture studied around the world.

The studio has kept accessibility central to the expansion, pricing original prints and fine art reproductions for everyday buyers rather than only established collectors. The expanded gallery is organized by collection, so visitors can move easily between nature, Judaica, architecture, and historical themes, and each print continues to be signed with a small hand-drawn hummingbird, the artists’ shared mark. The new collections join an existing catalog that already spans dahlias, forest scenes, Santa Fe doorways, historic missions, and quilt-code works based on the Underground Railroad.

The studio was founded on the belief that meaningful art should not be out of reach. Brooke and Frank Remmert price their prints for real homes and working offices, and they continue to add new pieces to the online gallery throughout the year, so returning visitors can watch each collection grow over time.

The expanded online gallery is available now, with additional Aleph/Bet letters to be added over the coming months. Interested individuals can contact the studio using the details provided below.

About Hummingbird Fine Arts
Hummingbird Fine Arts is a Santa Fe, New Mexico printmaking studio run by artists Brooke and Frank Remmert. The studio produces original prints and fine art reproductions rooted in nature, history, and spiritual tradition, with the shared goal of making meaningful, handmade art affordable and accessible to homes and offices everywhere.

Contact Information
Website: https://hummingbirdfinearts.com
Email: [email protected]
Address:
NEW MEXICO
Santa Fe, New Mexico