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A Bend In The Road
$189.00 – $2,046.00Cézanne’s hometown of Provence was immortalized in his series of landscapes. The motif of a turning road also played an important role in Cézanne’s paintings.
This painting is one of several works by Cézanne that exhibited the simplicity that inspired Cubism and abstract painting. -
A Magnolia On Red Velvet
$189.00 – $726.00Martin Johnson Heade was not popular during his lifetime but he was later recognized as one of the most important American artists of his generation. His works are now in the collection of several major Museums in America.
His works often turn up in unlikely places all over America. One of his works that depict a magnolia was used to cover a hole in the wall of a house in Indiana. It was bought by The Museum of Fine Arts in Houston for $1,250,000 in 1999. Another one was purchased from a rummage sale for $29 which was then sold at an auction for $882,500…but there is some evidence that there are quite a few good forgeries out there though -
A Mermaid
$189.00 – $2,340.00- Waterhouse was supposed to submit this to the Royal Academy as his diploma work but it was not completed in time. A critic named Anthony Hobson remarked that this was his “most delicate conceptions, and understandably he had lingered long in bringing it to perfection.”
- A Mermaid is unique compared to the other works of Waterhouse. Most of his works paint specific scenes from literature or mythology while A Mermaid is derived from imagination.
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A Soul Brought to Heaven
$189.00 – $775.00The artist and his works almost fell into oblivion. At first famous and highly regarded, he became unpopular after 1920 and many in the art world belittled his work. However, his contemporaries, Degas and Monet reportedly named him as the painter who would most likely be remembered by the year 2000.
The values of his paintings soared after a show of his work in 1974 rehabilitated Bouguereaus reputation. His works were eagerly bought at high prices, and reproductions of his artwork are reportedly selling by the millions worldwide even outselling the reproductions of paintings by the most famous modernists. -
Ad Marginem
$189.00 – $2,193.00It is a very intriguing painting in that there is no clear depiction of where the right side up actually is. Each of the elements in his artwork can be seen standing upright, on the edge of the painting, by rotating it.
It makes use of symbols and figures to provoke the unconscious mind
It is said that his paintings can take a lot of time to look at. You can never have too much of Paul Klees work his paintings are one that will make you want to stay alert and keep your curiosity alive. His works are unique, innovative, humorous and playful. -
Adam and Eve
$190.00 – $2,839.00Bewilder your guests by showing them this unique depiction of the scene in the Garden of Eden. Fat versions of Adam and Eve would surely be a great conversation starter.
Adam and Eve were favorite subjects of the artist. Aside from their depiction in this painting, he made sculptures of them and also painted them separately. -
American Gothic
$189.00 – $1,928.00Popular cultural icon and, frankly, a hugely entertaining painting.
It won a prize at the Art Institute of Chicago, was bought by the museum, and still hangs there today
There is a lot of symbolism in the painting, from the hayfork to the expressions to the plants on the porch (a geranium and a mother-in-laws tongue) -
Among The Sierra Nevada Mountains
$189.00 – $705.00Bierstadt joined several journeys of the Westward Expansion to paint the sceneries in his artwork.
The captivating beauty of nature is wonderfully illustrated in this work of art. The painting will take the viewer to a serene and majestic scene and also inspire the viewer to explore and experience nature first hand. -
Apple Tree I
$201.00 – $1,487.00Klimt’s paintings command some of the highest prices in art auctions, with The Apple Tree I selling for $33 million.
The Apple Tree I demonstrates Klimt’s mastery of the illusion of depth. At one glance, the picture might look flat but if they look long enough, viewers may perceive the flowers in the foreground, the field behind the flowers then the tree. -
Ball In Colombia
$194.00 – $1,105.00The oversized people are wonderful examples of Botero’s signare style
Botero’s paintings are not only only humorous, they are also often filled with social and political commentaries. -
Ballet Rehearsal
$191.00 – $930.00The Ballet Rehearsal is one of many paintings that show Degas’ fascination with ballet. It is one of few paintings to depict ballerinas during a rehearsal.
The painting gives the viewers a closer look at the careful preparation the dancers must undertake before a performance. -
Beech Forest
$189.00 – $1,517.00This painting showcases vibrant colors that can make a boring wall come to life.
A great piece to include in your collection of Klimt artwork.
Klimt made several paintings using the interior of a beech forest as the subject -
Beethoven Frieze
$189.00 – $814.00If you love collecting the works of symbolist painters such as Klimt, this masterpiece is a great addition. The original is too large, but a reproduction of a small section is doable!
This painting is a great conversation piece because it tells a story or depicts a journey through life that humans can relate to.
Because the Beethoven Frieze is a famous painting, it was made the main theme of the Austrian 100 Euro gold and silver commemorative coins. The reverse side of the coin features a small section of the painting. -
Belshazzar’s Feast
$194.00 – $1,076.00A Rembrandt is a must-have in any personal collection – he was one of the greatest painters and printmakers in Europe, and the most significant in Dutch history.
If you love detailed paintings, Belshazzar’s Feast is a great example. The artist used distinctive features on the main character – from his gold and silver costume, to the chains and turban as adornments. The supporting characters lack the same extravagance, but the details on their clothing and headpieces and the objects on the table contribute to the story.
This a great conversation piece especially among art lovers who are fascinated by paintings that tell a story and convey emotions. -
Boy with a Basket of Fruit
$189.00 – $1,575.00Caravaggio did not idealize his paintings. The fruits and leaves on the basket are so realistic that a horticulturalist was able to identify the individual cultivars in the painting. The imperfections such as insect damage and disease symptoms on the leaves are also noticeable in the painting.
Caravaggio might be attempting to recreate lost paintings from the ancient world. The Roman author Pliny the Elder described a painting of grapes by the Greek artist Zeuxis which were so realistic that birds tried to peck them.
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