Why hello there, allow me to introduce to my best friend Dapper Dan. He looks like an aloof dandy, armed with sharp wit and impeccable irony, turning perceived flaws into virtues like it’s a sport. But rest assured: he’s the goodest boy there’s ever been.
This vintage Renaissance dog painting is all bark, absolutely no bite.
16 x 20
$95
Drifting away while doing the dishes, playing cars with your nephew, or gazing up at the stars, devotion doesn’t always look like stillness. Wherever your daily moments of reverence unfold, this serene painting meets you there.
This large mid-century painting features the iconic San Juan Capistrano Mission in California, rendered with a quiet presence that brings calm in a chaotic world.
38 x 48
$350
Ever wonder why we’re drawn to the hustle and bustle of open-air markets? It’s in our roots. Since the beginning of time, humans have gathered in public spaces to trade goods, share stories, and connect.
This mid-century market scene painting hails from Haiti, capturing that timeless energy of commerce, community, and everyday life.
38 x 57
$295
True friends are the ones who love you regardless of your neuroses.
These vintage abstract etchings double as a psychological assessments if your friends are kooky enough.
20 x 24
$179/each
This stunning portrait belongs in the American Folk Art Museum but instead it’s hanging on your wall. Imagine that!
This 1970s needlepoint portrait from New York is all that’s right in the world.
14 x 17.5
$149
If being slathered in sunscreen, salt-stiff hair, and crashing waves calms your nervous system, you might just be a son of a beach.
This vintage seascape of Laguna Beach, CA is beachin.
28 x 40
$250
If you weren’t born with sea legs or a mermaid tail, you can still appreciate the beauty and wisdom that various bodies of water behold.
This original oil painting features a dreamy seascape (or is it canal-scape, or a river-scape, open to interpretation it seems.)
17 x 21
$159
When life gets hectic, your first instinct might be to book a vacation ASAP, but have you tried Zenifying your home or office space first?
This set of three antique Japanese paintings is the ultimate Zen transformation.
14 x 55 each
$595
Why give flowers and other fleeting gifts when you can give things that keep on keeping on for years to come?
Each of these vintage botanical artworks comes in a custom frame.
21 w x 25 t
$149/each
I’m all brass, sass, and second line energy—born in ’88, raised on gumbo, and still shaking what the French Quarter gave me.
This vintage serigraph from the 1988 New Orleans Jazz & Heritage Festival is bold, bright, and framed in glossy red. A perfect piece for anyone who believes life’s better with a little syncopation.
22” wide x 34” tall
$169
I’ve got the soul of a jazz legend and the cool of a basement club at midnight. I don’t just hang on the wall—I vibe, I groove, I speak.
This mid-century serigraph captures a young John Coltrane in rich, layered tones. Bold, expressive, and framed in sleek black—ready to elevate any space that knows the difference between soul and noise.
27” wide x 33” tall
$295
I’m not here to judge you. Put your feet on the coffee table, pour boxed wine into a crystal goblet you snagged from a trendy cocktail bar, and double dip your fries, for all I care—just please, whatever you do, live your truth. I may look like I’ve got big wise energy, but I’ve got zero interest in policing your vibe.
This large ceramic mid-century owl sculpture is all feathers, chill presence, and the kind of silent support your space deserves.
21” tall, 16” wide, and 12” deep
$95
A portrait of the man who made fame itself a masterpiece.
This vintage Giclée print on canvas, signed (in print) by Stephen Holland, captures Andy Warhol in all his iconic, ironic glory. Serious art cred with a bold pop culture twist—perfect for collectors who know a true original when they see one.
$595.
30 x 38
Hand-sculpted, hand-painted, and full of spirit.
Crafted in India from traditional papier-mâché techniques, I bring a burst of bold color and centuries of storytelling to your walls. A little myth, a little magic, and a whole lot of character—ready to add some drama (and history) to your space.
$69
11 x 14
Grace, protection, and quiet devotion—captured beautifully.
This 1930s print honors Our Lady of Altagracia, the beloved patroness of the Dominican Republic. With rich colors and a serene presence, she’s here to bless your walls with a sense of peace, tradition, and timeless faith.
$95.
18 x 23
Forgive me, Father, for I have indulged... in vintage treasures.
Painted in 1958 and crowned with a gilded frame, I’m here to sprinkle a little ecclesiastical flair on your décor. Come for the sacred vibes, stay for the heavenly drama.
$250.
20 x 24
Decadently simple—and quietly powerful.
Hand-stitched in 1950s China, I’m proof that luxury doesn’t have to shout. With rich silk threads and timeless craftsmanship, I bring a whisper of elegance to any room. Perfect for the collector who knows that true opulence lives in the details.
$195
23 x 37
This 1979 Josef Baier zebra painting isn’t just art—it’s a first-class ticket to the heart of the Serengeti. You can almost hear the distant call of wild animals, feel the warm breeze rustling through the tall grass, and sense that somewhere, just beyond the frame, a lion is watching. Bold, striking, and effortlessly majestic, this zebra is ready to bring a little safari magic straight to your space—no passport required.
36 x 48
$295
This mid-century painting hails from the Netherlands, bringing all the moody harbor vibes—boats, barrels, and a sunset that’s trying its best. With rich colors and a touch of drama, it feels like a scene straight out of an old sailor’s tall tale (minus the sea monsters and drunken pirates).
The gold-trimmed frame adds just the right amount of fancy, making it perfect for anyone who loves a little maritime mystery with their décor. Hang it up, pour yourself a drink, and pretend you, too, have important dockside business to attend to.
29 x 41
$295
The saxophone, invented by Adolphe Sax in the 1840s, became a defining instrument in jazz, blues, and rock. Legends like John Coltrane, Charlie Parker, and Sonny Rollins revolutionized its sound, shaping the music we know today. Perfect for music lovers and collectors alike, this painting brings the energy and passion of live jazz into any space.
This vintage saxophonist painting is truly music for the eyes, capturing the soul and rhythm of jazz in a timeless piece of art.
23 x 27
$195
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