James Terman

A blue watercolor portrait print of Big Mama Thornton with the hand-lettered text "BIG MAMA THORNTON."

Big Mama Thornton - The Blues

Archival Print

by James Terman

Benefits the Blues Foundation

A sheet of illustrated blue-toned postage-style stamps featuring nine portrait panels of blues musicians, with the title "THE BLUES" printed at the bottom.

James Terman - The Blues - Open Edition

Poster Stamps

by The Portland Stamp Company, James Terman

Proceeds Benefit The Blues Foundation

A watercolor portrait print of a smiling woman with blue-toned washes and the handwritten text "MEMPHIS MINNIE" at the upper left.

Memphis Minnie - The Blues

Archival Print

by James Terman

Benefits the Blues Foundation

A blue watercolor portrait print of a man wearing a wide-brim hat and smoking a cigarette, with the handwritten text "Pinetop Perkins" at the upper right.

Pinetop Perkins - The Blues

Archival Print

by James Terman

Benefits the Blues Foundation

A blue watercolor portrait print of a man wearing a hat and sunglasses with a cigarette in his mouth, with the handwritten text "LIGHTNIN' HOPKINS" beside him.

Lightnin’ Hopkins - The Blues

Archival Print

by James Terman

Benefits the Blues Foundation

A sheet of nine blue-toned illustrated postage-stamp portraits labeled Son House, Pine Top Perkins, Big Mama Thornton, Ma Rainey, Charley Patton, Woody Waters, Sleepy John Estes, Lucille Bogan, and Pete Wheatstraw, with “The Blues” and a signature printed below.

James Terman - The Blues - Signed Edition

Limited Edition Artist Stamp No. 33

by The Portland Stamp Company, James Terman

Proceeds Benefit The Blues Foundation

A printed sheet with a blue portrait illustration of John Lewis and a faint quote beneath it that reads, “My philosophy is very simple — when you see something that is not right, not fair, not just, say something. do something. Get in trouble, good trouble, necessary trouble.”

Poster Stamps

by The Portland Stamp Company, James Terman

Proceeds Benefit Fair Fight