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Charlotte Mason-inspired art prints
Charlotte is the OG and her words of wisdom never tire. Gain fresh inspiration straight from the Amblesidian sage as you gaze upon your bookshelves, bedrooms, and hallways.
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Choose your inspiration
Whether it’s the first of her educational principles or its wisdom from her written volumes, find words that resonate with you.
Designed for any style
Modern, classic, bold, fancy, decorative, funky, childlike, and more, you get multiple font options with every art print.
Sized for any space
No need to figure out the ideal size in advance. Pick the words you like best, and worry about finding a frame later.
Words that inspire
Each of these art prints represent words directly inspired by a Charlotte Mason quote or idea. The full quote is include as an introductory page to your purchase for you to consider, print, or keep digital.
Styled just for you
Every print you purchase includes 10 font styles, so you can choose which one looks best in your home — or even swap it later.
Sized to work anywhere
Avoid paying more for larger prints. When you choose your words, your digital print is delivered in a 3:4 ratio, so you can size it down to a common frame size.
Print at sizes such as 6x8, 9x12, 12x16, 15x20, 18x24
Daily wisdom awaits you
For just $4 each, choose the words your wall and shelf space long for.
Charlotte Mason said, “Thought breeds thought; children familiar with great thoughts take as naturally to thinking for themselves as the well-nourished body takes to growing; and we must bear in mind that growth, physical, intellectual, moral, spiritual, is the sole end of education.”
Enjoy reminding yourself of this hearty truth from the O.G. herself every time you glance at your shelf or wall—wherever you place this fine piece of artful inspiration.
Thought breeds thought
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Charlotte Mason said, “The most common and the monstrous defect in the education of the day is that children fail to acquire the habit of reading.” She also said, “There is no education but self-education.” Therefore, if we want to raise children who understand the power and importance of self-education, we must first raise children who acquire the habit of turning to their bookshelves for such education. In other words, we must raise shelf-educated children.
Enjoy reminding yourself of this hearty truth from the O.G. herself every time you glance at your shelf or wall—wherever you place this fine piece of artful inspiration.
Shelf-educated
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Charlotte Mason said, “The only vital method of education appears that children should read worthy books.”
Enjoy reminding yourself of this hearty truth from the O.G. herself every time you glance at your shelf or wall—wherever you place this fine piece of artful inspiration.
Read worthy books
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Charlotte Mason’s 20 principles of education began with one profound and fundamental truth: “Children are born persons.” In other words, children do not need to become something to grow into a whole person with a unique personality, interests, and so on. Education is not meant to shape them into what we desire as their parents and educators—a slightly different mold of ourselves—but to help them continue their growth into the person they were meant to be since their creation.
Enjoy reminding yourself of this hearty truth from the O.G. herself every time you glance at your shelf or wall—wherever you place this fine piece of artful inspiration.
Children are born persons
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Charlotte Mason said, “The formation of habits is education, and education is the formation of habits.”
Enjoy reminding yourself of this hearty truth from the O.G. herself every time you glance at your shelf or wall—wherever you place this fine piece of artful inspiration.
Education equals habits
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Charlotte Mason said, “The question is not, — how much does the youth know? when he has finished his education — but how much does he care? and about how many orders of things does he care? In fact, how large is the room in which he finds his feet set? and, therefore, how full is the life he has before him?”
Enjoy reminding yourself of this hearty truth from the O.G. herself every time you glance at your shelf or wall—wherever you place this fine piece of artful inspiration.
How much do they care?
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Charlotte Mason said, “Therefore, the selection of their first lesson-books is a matter of grave importance, because it rests with these to give children the idea that knowledge is supremely attractive and that reading is delightful.”
Enjoy reminding yourself of this hearty truth from the O.G. herself every time you glance at your shelf or wall—wherever you place this fine piece of artful inspiration.
Knowledge is supremely attractive
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Charlotte Mason said, “We cannot live sanely unless we know that other peoples are as we are with a difference, that their history is as ours, with a difference, that they too have been represented by their poets and their artists, that they too have their literature and their national life.”
Enjoy reminding yourself of this hearty truth from the O.G. herself every time you glance at your shelf or wall—wherever you place this fine piece of artful inspiration.
Live sanely
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Charlotte Mason said, “Narrating is not the work of a parrot, but of absorbing into oneself the beautiful thought from the book, making it one’s own and then giving it forth again with just that little touch that comes from one’s own mind.”
Enjoy reminding yourself of this hearty truth from the O.G. herself every time you glance at your shelf or wall—wherever you place this fine piece of artful inspiration.
Narrate it
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Charlotte Mason said, “I am speaking now of [children’s] lesson-books, which are all too apt to be written in a style of insufferable twaddle, probably because they are written by persons who have never chanced to meet a child. All who know children know that they do not talk twaddle and do not like it, and prefer that which appeals to their understanding.”
Enjoy reminding yourself of this hearty truth from the O.G. herself every time you glance at your shelf or wall—wherever you place this fine piece of artful inspiration.
Twaddle-free
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Charlotte Mason said, “One more thing is of vital importance; children must have books, living books. The best is not too good for them; anything less than the best is not good enough. And if it is needful to exercise economy, let go everything that belongs to soft and luxurious living before letting go the duty of supplying the books, and the frequent changes of books, which are necessary for the constant stimulation of the child’s intellectual life.”
Enjoy reminding yourself of this hearty truth from the O.G. herself every time you glance at your shelf or wall—wherever you place this fine piece of artful inspiration.
The best is not too good
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Charlotte Mason said, “One more thing is of vital importance; children must have books, living books. The best is not too good for them; anything less than the best is not good enough. And if it is needful to exercise economy, let go everything that belongs to soft and luxurious living before letting go the duty of supplying the books, and the frequent changes of books, which are necessary for the constant stimulation of the child’s intellectual life.”
Enjoy reminding yourself of this hearty truth from the O.G. herself every time you glance at your shelf or wall—wherever you place this fine piece of artful inspiration.
Anything less is not good enough
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Charlotte Mason said, “Children should have the joy of living in far lands, in other persons, at other times — a delightful double existence; and this joy they will find, for the most part, in their storybooks.”
Enjoy reminding yourself of this hearty truth from the O.G. herself every time you glance at your shelf or wall—wherever you place this fine piece of artful inspiration.
A delightful double existence
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Charlotte Mason said, “If mothers could learn to do for themselves what they do for their children when these are overdone, we should have happier households. Let the mother go out to play!”
Enjoy reminding yourself of this hearty truth from the O.G. herself every time you glance at your shelf or wall—wherever you place this fine piece of artful inspiration.
Go out to play
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Charlotte Mason said, “Therefore, the selection of their first lesson-books is a matter of grave importance, because it rests with these to give children the idea that knowledge is supremely attractive and that reading is delightful.”
Enjoy reminding yourself of this hearty truth from the O.G. herself every time you glance at your shelf or wall—wherever you place this fine piece of artful inspiration.
Reading is delightful
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Fill those blank spaces on your walls and shelves with all 15 of our Charlotte Mason quote-inspired art prints for the price of 4.
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15 prints for the price of 4
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Frequently asked questions
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No, this artwork is provided as a digital file for you to print at home or a nearby print shop.
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The printable file you’re delivered is sized large in various ratios, so that you can resize the print to a smaller size for whatever frame you like.
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The text is black and the back of the prints are white. Feel free to print the print on any colored paper of your choice to make it meet your design needs.
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The first page of your printable file includes the complete Charlotte Mason quote that each print is based on. We also showcase many of Charlotte Mason’s quotes elsewhere, if you want to discover additional inspiration.
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If you don’t like your print, contact us within 60 days of your purchase and we’ll give you 100% of your money back, no questions asked. Easy peasy.