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Dramatic European Wall Art
Wall art gives your space personality and color. Choose from classic
or abstract, original oil paintings or prints. Go to:
Abstract
Art,
Portraits
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Blush Waves Diptych Wall Art |
Earthen Layers Wall Art |
Offer An Olive Branch Wall Art |
| A true creative, Dawn Wolfe has
been producing art her entire life, and is predominantly inspired by a
love of travel, vintage things, as well as the coastal California
mountains where she lives. Leveraging cutting, folding, painting,
layering, and collaging, each of her pieces offer a tactility and
accessibility that's suited for any interior. |
At once eye-catching and serene,
this work of art conveys nature-inspired beauty with every layer. |
Isabelle de Borchgrave first began
her exploration of art when she turned her tiny attic in Brussels,
Belgium into a workshop studio. With an avid imagination driving her,
Borchgrave flourished in a myriad of mediums over her 40-year career,
from paper sculpture making to color-rich paintings. |
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"Percussion" I & II Giclée, 2-Piece Set |
"Elasticity" Giclée by Kent Walsh |
Enigma Wall Art |
| Handcrafted giclée on
gallery-wrapped canvas. Crackle finish on giclée. Each, 40"W x 1.5"D x
53"T. Silver-leaf finish on wood frames. |
Pops of pink, green, and purple
dance over this canvas by artist Kent Walsh. The untouched image is
surrounded by a silver molding. Handcrafted of canvas wood. Approx.
57"Sq. x 7"D. |
This artwork by Carol Benson Cobb
allows the viewer to create their own story. This study in blues and
whites can be the surf hitting the crystal white beaches, the snow
trails from a down hill skier or a hiker following a narrow path by a
rapid river. This abstract is framed in the Madison wood. |
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Clear Field Wall Art |
Spatial Triptych Wall Art |
Youth Wall Art |
| Featuring a vast sky of billowing
white clouds, this piece of art introduces a bright and serene landscape
into your interior. |
Featuring neutral, abstract shapes
against a stark white ground, this triptych invites a modern aesthetic
into any space. |
Expressive brushstrokes in pastel
hues offer a piece that looks beautiful amongst a gallery wall, or on
its own. |
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Abstract Sketch Wall Art |
Around and Down Wall Art |
Genesis Wall Art |
| German artist Iris Lehnhardt's
paintings convey her deep appreciation for the world around us. Through
the masterful use of color, shape, and form, she depicts the simple,
untouched beauty of nature in each inspired piece. |
Update a modern space with this
sophisticated work of art that features a composition that exudes
artistry. |
From her studio in Austin, Texas,
artist Andrea Pramuk acts as a conduit for the introspective visual
language articulated through her abstract brushwork. Her pieces are
interconnected - with one another and with human emotion and physicality
- making each soft-hued composition universally meaningful. |
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Blue Wash Blocks Wall Art |
Landscape VI Wall Art |
Shades of December Wall Art |
| Painter Kelly Witmer transforms
her depictions of repetitive, geometric shapes into dynamic compositions
using smudges, blots and fades. |
Primarily working with watercolor
and acrylic paint, Christine Lindstrom's artwork takes on an ethereal
quality that explores femininity and gender. |
Painter Kelly Witmer transforms
her depictions of repetitive, geometric shapes into dynamic compositions
using smudges, blots, and fades. |
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Phases of the Moon Wall Art |
NY16#26 Wall Art |
Cote d'Azur Study Wall Art |
| Painter Kelly Witmer transforms
her depictions of repetitive, geometric shapes into dynamic compositions
using smudges, blots, and fades. |
NYC-based artist Jennifer Sanchez
creates unexpected works that evolve organically through trial and
error. As her compositions take shape, she focuses on the process of
painting with geometric motifs and the visual pleasures offered by her
vivid palettes. |
Artist Holly Addi paints with a focus on public spaces - where
architecture meets living elements - to examine energy, space, and form
in her abstract works. Her pieces confront biased perceptions and
cultural narratives, resulting in personal, multifaceted
interpretations. |
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Spring Perhaps Wall Art |
Kuikka Wall Art |
Sgraffito 327 Wall Art |
| With a former English teacher's penchant for narrative and
creativity, painter Pamela Munger's work leans toward the abstract.
Using thoughtfully expressionistic brushwork, her work invites viewers
to create their own stories and explore different interpretations of the
natural world. |
A textile and surface designer
living in Lauttasaari - an island in Helsinki - Reeta Ek creates
stunning artwork that's informed by her love of pattern and print. |
A well-designed gallery wall is a
masterpiece in itself. Artfully Walls is an art and curating service
that carefully selects work from artists around the world and then
matches the pieces to the size, color scheme or inspiration of a space.
Our collection features some of the most intriguing prints Artfully
Walls has to offer, all created with museum-quality paper and ink. |
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Moment of Spring Wall Art |
Night Wall Art |
Pink Orange Wall Art |
| Throughout her childhood, Janice
Sadler imagined living life as an artist, often drawing and painting to
record her feelings and milestones. Today, she's fulfilling her dreams
in downtown San Diego, where the local art scene fuels her creativity
and inspires her work. |
Here, California-based artist
Lynne Millar interprets a multidimensional night sky in varying shades
of cobalt, sapphire, and violet, creating a striking yet feminine piece
worthy of mantels and gallery walls alike. |
A contemporary abstract painter
residing in New England, Michele Tragakiss attempts to bridge the gap
between her dream world and reality by applying multiple layers of paint
and glaze - thus bringing forth a visual stream of subconsciousness. |
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Fond Hope Wall Art |
Morning Aura Wall Art |
White Chocolate Mocha Wall Art |
| Painter Emma McCartney's
upbringing near Yosemite National Park is evident in her elemental oil,
acrylic and watercolor works. Gentle earth tones and topographies bridge
her textile background with Western inspiration for an eye-pleasing
outcome. |
Giclée-printed, gallery-wrapped
cotton blend canvas. Wood moulding |
Atlanta artist Sara Brown crafts
evocative abstractions defined by bold sweeps and arcs of color, each
inspired by her travels throughout Asia, Europe and the United States. |
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Subtle Variance Wall Art |
Spring Stripes 3 Wall Art |
"Joyous I" Giclée by Jackie Ellens |
| After 21 years as an accomplished
interior and home furnishings designer, Dallas resident Kelly O'Neal
turned his artistic sensibilities to the easel. Using his experience
with color and composition, he captures whimsical subjects in a dramatic
light, lending contrast and intrigue to his finished pieces. The warm
tones and organic shapes of this piece suggest a sunset reflected in
water. |
For artist Kristi Kohut,
inspiration can be found in rich layers of agate or a rigid crack on the
sidewalk. Working with acrylics, watercolors, inks and pastels, she
paints until colors and patterns feel just right - a sudden, intuitive
feeling that translates to pleasure and joy. |
Bold brushstrokes in varying
lengths and widths make artist Jackie Ellens' abstract giclée a dramatic
statement. Frame is a gallery molding with an antique silver finish.
Handcrafted of canvas and wood. Approx. 2"L x 47"T x 37"W. |
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Young Lady Wall Art |
Left of Me Wall Art |
The Studio Wall Art |
| Israeli artist Tali Yalonetzki's
nostalgia-tinged portraits - like this monochromatic rendering of a
young woman - are reminiscent of the pages of a treasured family album.
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Perfect for a bedroom or a home office, this stylish piece brings
fashion inspiration to your walls. |
This captivating black-and-white piece looks beautiful on its own or
as part of a curated gallery wall grouping. |
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Lineage Wall Art |
Hilda Wall Art |
Portrait With Floral Embroidery Wall Art |
| Baltimore-based artist Shadra
Strickland is an award-winning picture book illustrator who is
passionate about promoting positivity in her works. Featuring a
whimsical blend of reality and imagination, her artworks showcase the
beauty of black stories that can relate to both children and adults
alike.
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Freelance illustrator, graphic designer, and visual artist Brunna
Mancuso has been working in the creative field since 2006.
Self-described as a "compulsive maker and creative person," she makes in
several mediums, including ceramics, embroidery, and printmaking - but
is specifically known for her bold, watercolor illustrations of modern
women. |
Born and raised in Minnesota, Rachel Gregor creates psychological
portraits of young women and those that are coming-of-age. Rendered in
primarily oil paint and gouache, each figurative piece is inviting, yet
looms with intense intrigue. |
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Top Knot 35 Wall Art
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Her Portrait With Ferns III Wall Art |
Lady In Red Wall Art |
| Focusing on the small wonders that
enrich a quiet day, Elizabeth Mayville seeks to highlight the beauty of
what's often overlooked. From her Grand Rapids home where she creates
her pieces using oil and gouache paints, she explores the multiple
facets of selfhood, identifying a balance between being an artist, a
mother, a wife and a dog-lover. |
Perfect for a bedroom or a home office, this piece brings
inspiration to your walls. Printed canvas; acrylic gel embellishments.
Wood frame with glass panel included
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Liven up any blank wall in a bedroom, living room, or above a
mantelpiece with this beautiful piece of art that captivates any space.
44"H, 26"W |
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Our People Wall Art |
Rebecca Wall Art |
The Observer Wall Art |
| Montreal-based painter and
illustrator Shira Sela explores concepts of nostalgia, escapism, and
memory through her delicate, pastel-hued art. |
For artist Marie Freudenberger,
painting landscapes is a way to capture the subtle shift in organic
tones as the sun repositions itself throughout the day. Exploring the
differences of atmospheric conditions in her work, she documents the
illusive interactions of light, color and nature. |
Israel-based Shira Barzilay is the
fashion illustrator that combines her vibrant imagination with reality.
Her company "Koketit" - French slang for stylish girl - features
paper-doll-like characters well-versed in fashion - so much so that her
work has caught the eye of Roberto Cavalli and H&M. |
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Forest Green Wall Art |
Dreamy Portrait Wall Art |
Leopard And Black Wall Art |
| A graphic designer, art director,
and illustrator based in London, Sabina Radeva finds inspiration in
nature, with science and art often intersecting in her works. |
A Bulgarian painter and mixed
media artist, Boriana Mihailovska's work follows the subtle nuances and
changes in her life - from the birth of her daughters to the constant
drive for meaningful existence - capturing the beauty of every moment in
her abstract images. |
Artist Caitlin McGauley creates
detailed watercolors and fashion illustrations that balance interesting
patterns with saturated hues. With her two children by her side, she
works from her studio in NYC, creating pieces that reflect a
contemporary understanding of style, form and color - so much so that
her work has caught the eye of Hermes of Paris, Kate Spade, and
Christian Dior. |
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Red And Blonde Wall Art |
Mama and Child Wall Art |
Head Wall Art |
| Artist Caitlin McGauley creates
detailed watercolors and fashion illustrations that balance interesting
patterns with saturated hues. With her two children by her side, she
works from her studio in NYC, creating pieces that reflect a
contemporary understanding of style, form and color - so much so that
her work has caught the eye of Hermes of Paris, Kate Spade, and
Christian Dior. |
Living and creating from northern
Idaho, artist Kate Gattey's work is rooted in colorful play that
illustrates feelings and relationships that are not always seen. From
exploring relationships between mothers and children, to portraying a
child's singular perception, her works feature an isolated idea or
portrait with disregard for surroundings and a pure foreground focus. |
A well-designed gallery wall is a
masterpiece in itself. Artfully Walls is an art and curating service
that carefully selects work from artists around the world and then
matches the pieces to the size, color scheme or inspiration of a space.
Our collection features some of the most intriguing prints Artfully
Walls has to offer, all created with museum-quality paper and ink. |
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Umbrella Couple Wall Art |
Sunhat Wall Art |
Woman With Dog Wall Art |
| This framed piece from Janet Bludau is a sweet must-have for a
thoughtfully curated gallery wall. |
Sarah Myers' artwork stems from her fascination with direct
representation of the human, such as the expressiveness of faces, hands,
and body movement. Whether rendered in colors, or black and white, her
works feature clean lines, vitality, and light - forming a unique
language and peaceful space for the mind of the viewer. |
Artist and author Cat Seto was enamored with the intimate cafes and
winding French streets she experienced on her first trip to Paris. With
the city as her inspiration, she launched Ferme a Papier - a San
Francisco studio and boutique where her charming, artisanal stationery
and gifts come to life.
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Mama Hug Wall Art |
Mama Kisses Wall Art |
Grand Figure 1 Wall Art |
| Living and creating from northern Idaho, artist Kate Gattey's work
is rooted in colorful play that illustrates feelings and relationships
that are not always seen. From exploring relationships between mothers
and children, to portraying a child's singular perception, her works
feature an isolated idea or portrait with disregard for surroundings and
a pure foreground focus. |
Living and creating from northern Idaho, artist Kate Gattey's work
is rooted in colorful play that illustrates feelings and relationships
that are not always seen. From exploring relationships between mothers
and children, to portraying a child's singular perception, her works
feature an isolated idea or portrait with disregard for surroundings and
a pure foreground focus. |
Striking and minimalist at once, this abstract piece brings a sense
of movement to any space. |
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Hyperbolic Shades 36 Wall Art |
Night Wall Art |
Pencil and Paper Wall Art |
| From a small town near Venice, Italy, Dario Moschetta creates art
primarily with acrylic paint, or in his own developed techniques.
Operating with instinct, these experiments include layering paper and
tearing in a controlled manner, applying paint with spatulas or
sandpaper, or even stepping on his canvases. The result? A range of
works that boast significant artistry and intuition. |
Sarah Myers' artwork stems from her fascination with direct
representation of the human, such as the expressiveness of faces, hands,
and body movement. Whether rendered in colors, or black and white, her
works feature clean lines, vitality, and light - forming a unique
language and peaceful space for the mind of the viewer. |
Sarah Myers' artwork stems from her fascination with direct
representation of the human, such as the expressiveness of faces, hands,
and body movement. Whether rendered in colors, or black and white, her
works feature clean lines, vitality, and light - forming a unique
language and peaceful space for the mind of the viewer. |
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Greta Wall Art |
The Sidewalk Wall Art |
Hatman Wall Art |
| Freelance illustrator, graphic designer, and visual artist Brunna
Mancuso has been working in the creative field since 2006.
Self-described as a "compulsive maker and creative person," she makes in
several mediums, including ceramics, embroidery, and printmaking - but
is specifically known for her bold, watercolor illustrations of modern
women. |
Artist, wife, and mother to three young children - as well as an
oversized dog and cuddly cat - Megan Gibbons paints from her home studio
in Salt Lake City, Utah. |
Baltimore-based artist Shadra Strickland is an award-winning picture
book illustrator who is passionate about promoting positivity in her
works. Featuring a whimsical blend of reality and imagination, her
artworks showcase the beauty of black stories that can relate to both
children and adults alike. |
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At The Sea Wall Art |
Some Privacy Please, Fiona Wall Art |
Portrait of Maria Wall Art |
| Painter T. S. Harris finds endless inspiration in vintage
photographs of leisurely days at the shore or the pool, recreating them
to bring out the innocence and beauty in a captured moment of joy. |
The face behind Studio Paradissi, Eleni Psyllaki creates works that
have abstract spatial essence, an amalgamation of two- and
three-dimensional qualities, and a combination of freehand and strict
lines. After working for ten years as an architect and interior
designer, Eleni has decided to fully embrace bringing together her
studies and experience into a deep love of art and graphic design. |
Born and raised in Paris, Marine de Quenetain is a freelance
illustrator and art director who's work covers a wide range of styles
and disciplines. From illustration to pattern design, posters to book
covers, her colorful, pictorial works are modern and timeless at once. |
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Portrait Study In Pink Wall Art |
Selfie At The Mermaid Public Fountain Wall Art |
Portrait 249 Wall Art |
| Born and raised in Minnesota, Rachel Gregor creates psychological
portraits of young women and those that are coming-of-age. Rendered in
primarily oil paint and gouache, each figurative piece is inviting, yet
looms with intense intrigue. |
Elegant yet whimsical, Janet Hill's painting style evokes a sense of
nostalgia, timeless beauty, mystery, humor, and comfort. Her work often
features an underlying narrative that instantly captures the viewer's
imagination. |
From a small town near Venice, Italy, Dario Moschetta creates art
primarily with acrylic paint, or in his own developed techniques.
Operating with instinct, these experiments include layering paper and
tearing in a controlled manner, applying paint with spatulas or
sandpaper, or even stepping on his canvases. The result? A range of
works that boast significant artistry and intuition. |
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Portrait 417 Wall Art |
Girl With Tansy Wall Art |
Afloat Wall Art |
| From a small town near Venice, Italy, Dario Moschetta creates art
primarily with acrylic paint, or in his own developed techniques.
Operating with instinct, these experiments include layering paper and
tearing in a controlled manner, applying paint with spatulas or
sandpaper, or even stepping on his canvases. The result? A range of
works that boast significant artistry and intuition. |
Born and raised in Minnesota, Rachel Gregor creates psychological
portraits of young women and those that are coming-of-age. Rendered in
primarily oil paint and gouache, each figurative piece is inviting, yet
looms with intense intrigue. |
Although he didn't pick up a paint brush until age 22, Los
Angeles-based Stephen Coyle has exhibited his works in over 30 solo
shows and 60 group shows across the United States and Europe. |
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Julie Blue's Marvelous New Swim Cap Wall Art |
She Believes Wall Art |
Portrait On Blue & Yellow Floral Wall Art |
| Elegant yet whimsical, Janet Hill's painting style evokes a sense of
nostalgia, timeless beauty, mystery, humor, and comfort. Her work often
features an underlying narrative that instantly captures the viewer's
imagination. |
The face behind Studio Paradissi, Eleni Psyllaki creates works that
have abstract spatial essence, an amalgamation of two- and
three-dimensional qualities, and a combination of freehand and strict
lines. After working for ten years as an architect and interior
designer, Eleni has decided to fully embrace bringing together her
studies and experience into a deep love of art and graphic design. |
Born and raised in Minnesota, Rachel Gregor creates psychological
portraits of young women and those that are coming-of-age. Rendered in
primarily oil paint and gouache, each figurative piece is inviting, yet
looms with intense intrigue. |
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Garden Girl Wall Art |
Girl In Wind Wall Art |
Julie Wall Art |
| Artist and designer Rafaela Mascaro created Studio Grand-Pere in
2015 with a purpose to inspire people to share their creativity around
the world through illustration. Driven by the desire to expand diversity
across the field, the project focuses on the plurality of cultures,
genres, and classes. |
Artist and designer Rafaela Mascaro created Studio Grand-Pere in
2015 with a purpose to inspire people to share their creativity around
the world through illustration. Driven by the desire to expand diversity
across the field, the project focuses on the plurality of cultures,
genres, and classes. |
Creating from her Seattle studio, Victoria Bradley finds inspiration
in the forests and beaches of her home state, and continuously
experiments with different styles, mediums, and subject matter - from
portraits to landscapes. |
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