34,228 Artwork

Muted, earth tone colors have been used to create this hand painted oil on burlap that is mounted to a hardback. Due to the handcrafted nature of this artwork, each piece may have subtle differences.

You can never go wrong with a great black and white abstract painting.

Photo credit: Alissa Hunsaker

Custom photographic print of "Colors of the Galapagos Reef - #45". Multi-colored anemones and sponges cover a shallow reef in the Galapagos Islands, Ecuador.

Blue Ocean wave seascape painting print by Francine Bradette

I love the graphic pop of color that these would add to a room.

ON THE TOWN. From the artist: “The original piece was created with fellow Philadelphia artist, Thomas Dellapenna. Together we collaborative over 200 hours in painting iconic scenery of Philly. Working with the talented Dellapenna was a great experience and created great kinetic energy in the...

Recycled Sweater Young Buck Trophy.

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Amber Alexander does beautiful watercolors of soft and sweet animals and lovely bits of nature. This is my favorite for its soft colors and simplicity.

Four 8x10 archival quality prints of antique sea corals on backgrounds of varying shades of blues and greys.

I love minimalism. The way it forces you to analyze what is present because there is so little information available. Unlike images that are so full of different details, minimal compositions make you see what is there. Almost like you have to slow down to actually observe what's happening.

I don't think I would ever get tired of looking at feather art. This piece has beautiful colors.

Confluence - City Scape - Mixed Media - 20" x 36"

This gorgeous mix-matched abstract polka dot print would look great in any room.

While I love the look of abstract artwork, I am drawn to personal paintings as well. I adore the work of Susan Woodard and can't wait to commission her to do a piece of my children one day.

Limited Edition Print 60 x 90cm on quality Bockingford Paper by Sue Read

Morning Glory- 2x3 ft original painting by Heather Offord

Oh let them eat cake! Why not show Marie Antoinette a little love? Although this bust was originally designed in 1789, she'll fit right into any modern decor as a classic work of art, whether you place her with a wink and a nod or not.

This gorgeous and romantic flower photography — mixing feminine pink and mint green aqua — will add a touch of spring to your wall.

On its own, this print doesn't exactly scream "kid art," but it would look fantastic in combination with some of the other finds here.

The pop of color and the mysterious trees make this trio an awesome statement piece for a room.

Artist Lisa Congdon spent a year photographing, drawing and painting her collections — one each day. Since children are master collectors of "treasure" (just ask any parent who's ever unloaded pockets at the end of the day), I think a print of Lisa's work is especially fitting for a child's room....

San Francisco is one of my favorite cities, and this is a bold and clever print that would fit well in my "place" prints vignette. What city would you like to own?

I love the idea of a map print of your favorite city. New York City in cobalt sounds right up my alley.