This is the part of the collection that does not sit under one painter. Classic art prints from across four centuries — Dutch interiors, French impressionists, American scenes — chosen one painting at a time rather than by name recognition.
Who Is Here
The Old Masters: Rembrandt, Johannes Vermeer, Pieter Brueghel. The impressionists who are not Monet — Camille Pissarro, Édouard Manet, Georges Seurat, Paul Cézanne, Pierre Auguste Cot. And the American painters, which is where this collection is unusual: Winslow Homer, Frederic Remington, Grant Wood, John Trumbull, and Cassius Marcellus Coolidge — whose dogs around a card table have outlived most of the serious art of his century.
Where They Go
Pissarro and the impressionist street scenes suit a dining room or an entry. The Dutch interiors are dark and quiet and want a study or a hallway rather than a bright wall. Remington and Homer belong in a den or an office. Coolidge belongs wherever people play cards, which is usually a basement or a games room, and it is bought as a gift far more often than for the buyer.
An Honest Note On Choosing
A painting most people cannot name is often the better buy. The famous ones carry an association before anybody looks at them; a Pissarro street or a Spitzweg interior gets looked at on its own terms, and tends to stay interesting longer on a wall you pass every day.
Framed Or Canvas
Framed prints come in four frame colors — Barnwood, Charcoal, Black, and Walnut — in several sizes behind a clear front panel. Canvas arrives ready to hang, gallery-wrapped or floating-framed. All printed and finished to order in our family-owned shop in the USA on fade-resistant inks.
Building A Wall From This Collection
Because these come from different centuries and countries, they group by MOOD rather than by period. Three Dutch interiors hang together. So do three American outdoor scenes. What does not work is one of each — a Vermeer beside a Remington reads as two unrelated decisions rather than a wall.
The frame colour does more work here than it does elsewhere in the shop. The darker paintings — Rembrandt, Brueghel, the Dutch interiors — want Black or Walnut, which continue the picture rather than interrupting it. The impressionist street scenes and the American landscapes take Barnwood well.
A Gift Note
This is the section to look in when the person already owns the obvious things. Somebody who has been given Starry Night twice has not been given a Winslow Homer, and the pleasure of an unexpected painting is that it has to be looked at rather than recognised.
A Bar at Folies Bergere by Edouard Manet, Framed Wall Art Print, Wonderful Bar Decor for Home or Office, 11x14, 2422
A Bar at the Folies-Bergere Canvas Print by Édouard Manet, 1882
A Bar at the Folies-Bergere canvas print like this one reproduces Édouard Manet's 1882 masterpiece, the barmaid at her marble counter with the gaslit crowd mirrored behind her.
Manet's last major work before his death, it captures one quiet moment inside the noisy Folies-Bergere music hall, mirror and all.
Made in the USA by our family-owned shop, it comes in 14x11 and 20x16, gallery-wrapped or floating frame, and hangs without nails or tools.
A Dash for the Timber Canvas Print by Frederic Remington, 1889
This a dash for the timber canvas print reproduces Frederic Remington's 1889 painting of eight cowboys galloping for cover, revolvers drawn, signed “FREDERIC REMINGTON” in the corner.
Remington painted the American frontier at the height of the cattle era, and this chase scene is one of his most reproduced action paintings.
Made in the USA by our family-owned shop, it comes in 14x11 and 20x16, gallery-wrapped or floating frame, and hangs without nails or tools.
A Huntsman and Dogs Canvas Print by Winslow Homer, 1891 Adirondack Art
This Huntsman and Dogs canvas print reproduces Winslow Homer's 1891 Adirondack scene on gallery canvas, from the fallen white birch log to the two hounds and the deer pelt beside the hunter.
Homer painted from his own seasons in the Adirondacks, and that first-hand outdoor knowledge is what gives the scene its unforced, working-day realism rather than a staged hunting tableau.
Made in the USA in our family-owned shop, it holds securely without nails or tools and removes cleanly without holes or wall damage.
A Sunday on La Grande Jatte Canvas Print by Georges Seurat
Bring Georges Seurat's dazzling park scene home with this A Sunday on La Grande Jatte canvas print, gallery-wrapped in two sizes and ready to hang.
Painted in thousands of tiny dots of pure color between 1884 and 1886, the pointillist technique turns an ordinary afternoon on the Seine into a scene that still feels alive with light.
Made in the USA at our family-owned shop in Northeast Ohio, it holds securely with adhesive strips — no nails, no tools, no wall damage.
Prefer more depth? Upgrade to the floating frame for a finished gallery edge.
A Sunday On The La Grande Jatty by Georges Seurat, World Famous Wall Art Collection, Framed Impressionist Wall Art Print
American Gothic by Grant Wood. World Famous Wall Art Collection, Framed American Gothic Print for Your Living Room or Den, 11x14, 2461
American Gothic Grant Wood Canvas Print - 1930 Regionalist Wall Art
This american gothic grant wood canvas print brings Grant Wood's stern farmer and his daughter to a living room, office, or hallway, printed on gallery canvas at 11x14 and 16x20.
Wood painted the pair in front of a plain Iowa farmhouse in 1930, pitchfork in hand, and the deadpan expression has made it one of the most recognized paintings in American art.
Made in the USA by a small family business, it holds securely on the wall without nails or tools and comes down again without leaving a mark.
Boulevard Montmartre at Night Canvas Print by Pissarro
This boulevard montmartre at night canvas print reproduces Pissarro's 1897 nighttime view of a rain-slicked Paris street, printed on canvas in your choice of size.
Pissarro painted it from his hotel window above the boulevard, the only nighttime scene in a series where he returned to the same street through the seasons; twin rows of gas lamps line the wet pavement under a violet sky, and the canvas has hung at the National Gallery in London since 1925.
Each canvas is made to order in our family-owned workshop in Northeast Ohio, and it holds securely without nails or tools, and removes cleanly without holes or wall damage.
Boulevard Montmartre Spring Canvas Print by Pissarro
This boulevard montmartre spring canvas print reproduces Pissarro's 1897 daytime view of a Paris boulevard in bloom, printed on canvas in your choice of size.
Pissarro painted it from the same Paris hotel window he used for more than a dozen views of the boulevard that year, this one catching the plane trees just budding out, horse-drawn cabs moving down the street, and a green-domed newspaper kiosk on the corner.
Each canvas is made to order in our family-owned workshop in Northeast Ohio, and it holds securely without nails or tools, and removes cleanly without holes or wall damage.
Breezing Up - A Fair Wind Framed Wall Art by Winslow Homer, Great Sailboat Decor for Kitchen or Livingroom, 11x14, 2470
Breezing Up (A Fair Wind) Canvas Print by Winslow Homer, Sailboat Art
This breezing up a fair wind canvas print reproduces Winslow Homer's 1876 catboat scene, one man and three boys leaning into a fresh wind, the stern lettered GLOUCESTER, on gallery canvas.
Homer painted it from his own study of working boats along the New England coast, and the National Gallery of Art has held the original since 1943.
Made in the USA in our family-owned workshop, it comes in 14x11 and 20x16, gallery-wrapped or floating frame, and hangs without nails or tools.