Jan Schoonhoven Wall Decorations

Original watercolor portrait executed with pen and ink on paper by Gino Hollander. Very fine example of his work in this medium.

For your consideration a Chinese figurative ink wash painting after the Tang Dynasty fresco: The Mural of Playing Polo. Artwork appears as carbon, pa...

The title of this work is "Evolution" in this panel the artist Lodovico Cupioli represented a river in his particular vision. From the primordial Era after the game of time, the orig...

Title : Spring Impression The subject depicted in this painting is an oriental garden where there is a distribution of colors typical of the Japanese order. This wall panel is manufa...

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Triptych, anonymous, Finland, 1960s. Wood relief. Size of each frame: H: 60 cm/ 23 5/8" W: 60 cm/ 23 5/8" Provenance: Stora Enso's head quarter in Helsinki.

Important painting by Mexican artist Pedro Friedeberg depicting a zebra, from The Jungle series. Exposed in the 1984 exhibition at Galería de Arte Misrachi, Mexico City. Originally c...

Painting by Rune Hagberg, Sweden, 1960s Signed. Artwork dimensions: H: 44 cm W: 60 cm Frame dimensions: H: 63 cm W: 72.5 cm D: 6 cm Rune Fredrik Hagberg was a renowned Swedis...

Jan Loman (Bolsward, 1919-2006) Lithograph, Artist proof, signed, 1994 On mat-board Measure: Height 9" Width 12" Jan Loman was born in Bolsward in 1918 and passe...

Watercolor & ink depicting a woman in a purple dress with her eyes shaded in blue with a crowd in the background in orange, pink and yellow tones. Presented in a silvertone metal...

Whether displayed in a living room, hallway, or creative studio, this one-of-a-kind wall sculpture honors authenticity, quiet elegance, and the poetry of simplicity. This handcrafted...

Red wall Art Panel with decorations in relief Handmade in Italy by Cupioli . Scagliola art panel decoration in relief realised on a wooden support and with a white wooden frame to decorate your walls. "Preposition with which the Heraclitis express the eternal becoming of reality, comparing the latter to a river that only apparently remains one and identical, but which in fact continually renews itself and transforms itself, so that it is not given to dive into it more than once, because the second time strictly speaking it is not the same river as the first one. This conception constitutes the antithesis of that of the absolute eternal unity and immutability of being. In one fragment Heraclitus emphasizes that man can never experience twice as much, since every entity, in its apparent reality, is subjected to the inexorable law of change Artistical Technique: Scagliola art on wood panel...