the pictures on the same wall but next to one another and paint the vent the same colour as the wall it will be less noticeable or replace it with a fancier one.

I dont think its too much. I like the gallery wall look.

The 2 large and very beautiful ones should be hung

in a hallway of foyer

The art is too high, and too close to the door frame. Art needs room to breathe, so I would find a wall with more space and hang them at eye level or 5 - 8" above any furniture you hang them over.

I agree to have space around your art. I like them all.

Sadly, I have neither a foyer nor hallway. All doors open directly on the great room and there are very large windows. That also means though it has a vaulted ceiling and is very large there are no large unbroken walls in public space of the house.

I would put the bras rubbings on either side of the door. Everything about them is right.

As for the oils, I agree with your husband about keeping them together, but I would hang one over the other. Can't make them out...Hudson River School?

I am replacing all the horrible vent covers when I paint next week!

JudyG, I purchased them in the Netherlands. They are very like Hudson River style. One is a windmill of the style at Kinderdijk and there is a gathering storm. Very gray but the light reflecting on the water is incredible. One is an old Dutch house with a brightening sky and again the light is wonderful. They remind me of Albert Bierstadt's work. Can you tell I love them?

Never line up the top of paintings with door jambs or window frames.

Art should be hung at eye level if nothing is below. 60 inches from middle of painting to floor.

Art should be hung a few inches over a sofa or a table or console.

Your photos are taken at such close range it's hard to tell how the art looks in relation to the rest of your room.

I was thinking of using an easel to desplay the Windmill art.or two even ,I got one and it looks great in the corner of the room

Great idea Genevieve! I

Post it all from farther back please. :)

How high are your walls before the vaulted ceiling starts? I think we need to see the entire room to make a correct suggestion.

Switching the two paintings would help. Then hang them lower. Would you consider painting your doors out. The color does not work well with the paintings.