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
In the late 1700s, Asia was a bustling hub of cultural and scientific exchange! During this period, the Qing Dynasty in China was known for its impressive "Imperial Workshops," where artisans and craftsmen created intricate porcelain, textiles, and paintings that fascinated Europeans. Meanwhile, in Japan, the art of woodblock printing, known as ukiyo-e, was flourishing, capturing scenes of landscapes, kabuki actors, and beautiful women that would later influence Western artists like Vincent van Gogh. Asia was truly a vibrant and influential region during this time!
This large antique map of Asia and her islands hails from London c. 1799 and has been custom framed behind plexiglass. Fun fact, there is also one in the library of congress, $595.
47 x 53.
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
As the old adage goes, two heads are indeed better than one. It goes without saying that combined experience, knowledge, and skills is ALWAYS a good thing.
These large 1980 metal head sculptures are better together.
15 w x 6.5 d x 32 t
$249/pair
Whether you prefer oat milk in your coffee or half and half, this poster will bring out your most guttural MOO.
This vintage French milk poster is not for the lactose intolerant.
27.5 w x 35 t
$149
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
The bright colors, the bold framing of the face, and the zoomed in point of view create a story that makes you want to pause and linger here a little longer. What’s he thinking?
“The Frenchman” portrait was beautifully painted by Filipino American artist Noel Alumit.
11 x 14
$89
In case you didn’t know, Patrick Nagel’s fame grew from creating popular illustrations which tended to emphasize the female form and combine elements of Art Deco and Pop Art. His protege apple didn’t fall far from the tree.
This 1980’s Serigraph was done by Dennis Mukai (who was a student of Patrick Nagel.) This beautiful “Blue Eyes” closed edition poster/serigraph comes with original custom frame.
35 w x 45 t
$350
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
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