Bene/Male Mirror Painting

Dynamically cut inlays of precious timbers are assembled in a striking pattern aiming to evoke the intensity of a shout, of sound waves leading somewhere far away. Inspired by the ne...

Result of the creativity and expertise of master artisans, this decorative panel is a singular objet d'art immediately capturing the eye with its explosive marquetry. Its name - expl...

The first panel in a captivating journey through two individuals' lives, as they become a couple and then parents, Bacio (Kiss) showcases a gorgeously crafted geometric wood inlay wi...

A geometry of harmonious lines created by prized wood inlays makes this wooden panel's abstract pattern that will blend effortlessly into a modern interior. White maple, European oak...

Showcasing a dynamic interplay of solids and voids in its singular balance of sculpture and painting, this distinctive Fulmini Burn panel is crafted in ultramodern gray finished alum...

Stunning its simplicity, this sublime wall panel will infuse any decor with elegance and Minimalist sophistication. Aptly named "squarcio" (Italian for gash or cut), this piece is defined by the jagged cut-out running along the centre of the panel: the frenetic dynamism is masterfully conveyed with the irregular edges and contrast between voids and solids. Crafted entirely of aluminum with a Hawaiian black...

A 1980s large and arresting abstract expressionist acrylic portrait painting of a male nude torso by Robert English. Very well built gentleman sans hea...

Moody portrait painting Large impressionist painting, oil on canvas portrait study of a moody male, circa late 20th century.

Italian male nude oil painting on wood panel, circa 1930. Stunning and unusual framed Italian male nude oil painting on a wood panel. This Italian A...

Antique bird print titled 'Pic vert-doré (..)'. Old bird print depicting a male golden-green woodpecker and a male fulvous-breasted woodpecker. This print...

19th century, one of a kind, oil painting in a more modern, golden colored wooden frame. We know that in the 19th century many renowned European artists went on 'study trips' to all parts of the globe and many of them loved the totally different world they would find there. They were so inspired by what they witnessed in these totally different cultures that some of them created their best ever work in that period. This beautiful painting has a lot going for it and we especially love the colors and the lightness of this Arab or possibly North African composition. Besides that, this wonderful painting also tells a story. One of a traveling man having to protect his spous against, what look to be, two desert robbers on horses. You can imagine the fear that this would give a woman with a small child, being so far away from everything and literally in the middle of nowhere. Many of the details are incredibly well painted, but we particularly love the way the stunning camel is portrayed, but also the clothes of the people and the serene face of the small child are marvelous details to look at. Unfortunately we don't know who painted this work of beauty, but we would not be surprised if there are connoisseurs out there that do. One of the most difficult things in interior design, we feel, is decorating the walls. We are no specialist in selling antique paintings, but whenever we get a chance to purchase a beautiful hand-painted oil on canvas from the Victorian era then we always try to acquire it. Especially when the details and colors are as good and vibrant as in this 19th century painting. The fact that there is some type of 'action' going on too lifts it above the average. This Arab subject matter also is very rare and besides the folds in the painting (where the inner edges of the frame underneith are), this antique work of art truly is in superb condition and a gem to behold. To us, this is the perfect painting for an eclectic interior or for anyone with an Arab or Moroccan Style (inspired) interior. If you like the look and feel of this fine quality, antique Victorian era painting...

The painter Emil Fiala (8.9.1896 Prossnitz - Mähren Czech Republic - Dec. 1960 Vienna) studied at the Viennese Academy by Franz Rumpler, August Eisenmenger, Julius Schmid, Christian ...