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
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
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
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
Folk art painting is all about vibrant colors and storytelling! Traditional folk art paintings often feature whimsical scenes of daily life, mythical creatures, and intricate patterns, all created with a playful, child-like charm. These paintings often use bright, flat colors and bold designs, making them stand out and tell a unique story about the artist’s world! What do you think this painting of three children is trying to convey?
This vintage folk art painting is delightfully charming, $295.
24 x 30
Because rabbits symbolize innocence, kindness, and gentle nature, this artwork would make a great addition to a child’s bedroom or nursery.
This large, vintage rabbit painting is encased in this beautiful custom frame for $295.
34 x 45
Do they somberly carry giant croissants on their heads in Spain or I am completely misinterpreting this painting? Mateos, can you give us an explanation, por favor?
This mid-century painting by Spanish painter Mateos Óleos is worth a thousand words (flaky not being one of them.)
23 x 32
$295
There is a reason why Paris is considered the most romantic city on earth - Disneyland Paris is there, of course (I kid, I kid.) All jokes aside, who doesn’t love this marvelous city?
This vintage painting of Paris was signed “Wilkinson 75”, $249.
31 x 37
What is it about a bunch of flowers in the shades of pink and red that instantly make a romantic’s heart flutter?
This vintage floral painting on glass is love at first sight.
14 x 18
$89
Who are you when you are at home completely alone vs. when you’re surrounded by friends vs. when you are at work?
This painting of three faces c. 1986 will inspire an identity crisis.
24 t x 36 w
$169
When the world goes entirely digital and we interact with others via VR goggles we’ll have no need for wall art. Until then, let your eyes soak up the beauty of creativity in the flesh.
This Vintage abstract painting was signed “Don B, ‘75”.
23 x 29
$195
After spending a year indoors, you probably have a newfound appreciation for a life that isn’t still - still though, this painting is lovely.
This mid-century still-life painting comes with the original carved Mexican frame.
24 t x 28 w
$195
The pandemic has been a reminder that there is no need to travel to lands far away to tap into the magic that is life, that there is beauty even in the mundane.
This mid-century abstract painting of a man in a hard hat is blue-collar at its finest.
26 w x 32 t
$195
Picking up seashells is fun and all but leaving bits of sand in your car is for the birds. Bring home the beach without “bringing home the beach” with this vintage painting.
This large 1980s painting of shells is just what your beach-themed bathroom needs!
37 x 37
$149
Daisies are traditionally given to congratulate new mothers — but guess what? They have enough things to take care of! Here’s an idea—get her something that won’t wilt.
This 1960s painting of daisies includes a beautifully carved frame.
24 x 28
$149
If your nickname was “The Genius” and are now considered the pioneer of soul music, I think it’s safe to say you are not only A legend, but THE legend.
This original artwork entitled “The Colors of Ray ’87” was painted by artist Patrick Johnson, illustrator. C.1987.
30 in wide x 42 in long
$295
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