Maisonettes, the epitome of architectural diversity and historical significance, can be found in various corners of the world. In Surrey, England stands Ham House, a majestic structure that exudes elegance and charm. Its aquatint facade adds an ethereal touch to its grandeur. Venturing further north to Tyne and Wear in England, we encounter Tom Collins House nestled within the iconic Byker Wall. This maisonette forms an integral part of this renowned architectural marvel, showcasing modernity amidst a backdrop of tradition. Milan beckons us next with its breathtaking sights atop the Duomo Cathedral. A black-and-white photo captures this magnificent cityscape where maisonettes adorn the rooftop like precious gems against the sky's canvas. Journeying back to London, we stumble upon old houses at Clapham Common's North Side. A litho print immortalizes these charming abodes that have stood witness to countless stories throughout time. Architectural drawings transport us to Berkhamsted in Hertfordshire where The Mansion proudly stands tall. These litho prints showcase intricate details and meticulous craftsmanship that make this residence truly remarkable. Delving into history's grasp, we are confronted with Alfred Dreyfus' imprisonment on Devil's Island through a haunting black-and-white photograph. It serves as a reminder of human resilience amidst adversity. Le Bas Bleu captivates our attention with its vibrant colors in a captivating color litho artwork. This depiction transports us into an enchanting world filled with artistic allure and whimsical beauty. The awakening comes alive through another color litho masterpiece featuring a woman gazing at her reflection in a mirror. This thought-provoking artwork invites contemplation about self-discovery and introspection. In preparation for Christmas festivities, another color litho portrays a woman instructing her maid on hanging mistletoe - symbolizing love and joy during this festive season.