Famous Artists

The kind of scene that slows a room down — Van Gogh's "Country Road in Provence by Night" (1890) captures a starlit sky and crescent moon over a winding road...

The kind of scene that slows a room down — Van Gogh's "A Walk at Twilight" (1890) captures a couple strolling beneath olive trees as a golden moon rises.We print...

Soft, unhurried, easy to live with — Van Gogh's "The Pink Peach Tree" (1888) is a blossoming pink peach tree against a soft winter sky.Made to order on 250gsm satin...

Soft, unhurried, easy to live with — Van Gogh's "Roses" (1890) is white roses and green foliage in loose, energetic brushstrokes.Each print is made to order on 250gsm satin paper...

Movement and light off the water — Van Gogh's "Seascape near Les Saintes-Maries-de-la-Mer" (1888) captures choppy turquoise and violet waves under a windswept sky.We print each one to order on...

Van Gogh was borrowing from Japanese woodblock prints when he painted "Bridge in the Rain (after Hiroshige)" (1887) — figures crossing a wooden bridge in driving rain.Made to order on...

You already know this one. Kandinsky's "Color Study: Squares with Concentric Circles" (1913) — a grid of colourful squares each holding nested concentric rings — is one of the most...

Loose, human, alive with movement — Kandinsky's "Improvisation 6 (African)" (1909) shows robed figures gathering and gesturing in a loosely brushed, mask-like composition.Made to order on 250gsm satin paper with...

Kandinsky stripped this down to shape and colour: "Improvisation 7" (1910) is swirling greens and golds surging upward like a wave.Each print is made to order on 250gsm satin paper...

Not a quiet piece. Kandinsky's "Last Judgment" (1910) throws swirling figures and dramatic brushwork in orange, black and white across the canvas with real force.We print each one to order...

Golden light, quiet colour, a scene you could step into — Kandinsky's "Murnau Garden II" (1910) captures a riot of blue, pink, red and gold blossoms against a deep Bavarian...

Kandinsky painted "Murnau with a Church" (1910) as a study in stillness: a church spire rising through swirling blue and orange brushwork over the Murnau rooftops.Each print is made to...

Loose, human, alive with movement — Kandinsky's "Riding Couple" (1906) shows a rider and companion crossing a moonlit river, rendered in glittering pointillist brushwork.We print each one to order on...

You already know this one. Kandinsky's "Several Circles" (1926) — overlapping translucent circles in blue, yellow and pink floating on black — is one of the most reproduced images in...