Classic and French Country Art
Original art and giclée in a wide range
of styles, sizes and colors so you can find the perfect piece to compliment your
home or serve as an inspiration for your decorating theme. Representational and
abstract. Go to: RFA Fine Art,
Wall Art,
Bernardaud Jeff Koons Sculpture
Founded by Marvin Rosenbaum and Howard Rosenbaum in 1979, Rosenbaum
Fine Art showcases the works of talented artists from across the country. The Rosenbaums
are well respected in the art world, and their considerable combined experience
situates them perfectly for identifying and encouraging emerging new artists
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RFA Fine Art "Harmony" Painting |
RFA Fine Art "Delineation" Painting |
RFA Fine Art "Nosegay" Original Painting |
| Hand-painted, gallery-wrapped acrylic on canvas with texture and gold
foil; paintings may vary slightly. Slit in paper backing allows the canvas
to breathe. |
For that special wall in the home or office, this abstract painting
is sure to attract admiration |
Original acrylic on canvas. Heavily textured. Due to the nature of handcrafting,
paintings may have subtle variations and may not look exactly like the one
shown here. |
Jeff Koons transforms a simple twisted rubber
balloon animal into a reflective porcelain for his limited edition collection.
The original work is a monumental sculpture standing over 12 feet long and
weighing a few tons. Jeff Koons is without question one of the most important
living artists. He is among the few who successfully extract the essentials from
avant-gardism, most notably Pop Art. Koons works are exhibited throughout the
world and are found in numerous public and private collections.
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Color Whistle Wall Art |
Glitter Horse Head Giclée |
| 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. |
Handcrafted Glitter Horse Head giclée on canvas.
50"W x 1.5"D x 40"T. Textures have been rebuilt by hand, following the brush
strokes of the original. On bead-textured canvas that sparkles in the light.
Made in the USA. |
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| Bloom Wall
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Roses Wall Art |
Abstract Floral No. 5 Wall Art |
| Israeli artist Tali Yalonetzki's nostalgia-tinged portraits - like this
vivid rendering of pink petals in bloom - are reminiscent of the pages of
a treasured family album. |
Lifelong artist Lenore Gimpert's paintings are vivid abstractions born
from courageous experimentation. Paint drips, texture forms and color smears
and splatters, until an explosion of bright figures emerge from a once-blank
background. Here, hand-embellished texture adds a dramatic, yet romantic,
finish to elegant pink roses. |
Jessica Kenyon's photography captures the emotion-stirring impermanence
of objects in motion, most often shooting dramatic inks and luminous florals
as they submerge into still water. Using soft textures and bright colors,
she illuminates unexpectedly beautiful moments and shares their vivid elegance
with the viewer. |
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Flowers On A Table Wall Art |
Boudoir Nude Wall Art |
Rhodochro Wall Art |
| Daniela Orlev's bold brush strokes and vivid colors
capture scenes of beauty and leisure, infusing them with energy and light.
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New York-based artist Emily Isabella infuses her modern illustrations
with expressionist and abstract undertones that recall the stirring works
of Picasso and Chagall. |
Los Angeles artist Anna Ullman works in layers, combining
materials and techniques in ways that are at once organic and unpredictable.
Each of her large-scale, graphic abstractions is characterized by a bright,
fluid wash of color - in this case, bold brushstrokes in vivid rose.
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Prepare Wall Art |
Abstract Roses Wall Art |
Figs Wall Art |
| Westport, Connecticut-based artist Nell Waters Bernegger
makes atmospheric abstract paintings informed by the discrepancy between
interior and exterior worlds and the instinctive, physical nature of painting.
This framed reproduction of a watercolor work is printed on heavy fine art
paper with archival ink. |
A mixed media artist from San Diego, California,
Ariel Gonzalez finds inspiration in nature - as one can clearly see in the
soft, contoured petals of this giclée reproduction of an abstract bloom.
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Giulia Bianchi's study of ripe figs is alive with
rich colors and impressionistic brush strokes. 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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Evening Shore Wall Art |
Hot Pink Abstract Wall Art |
Love 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.
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Los Angeles artist Anna Ullman works in layers, combining
materials and techniques in ways that are at once organic and unpredictable.
Each of her large-scale, graphic abstractions is characterized by a bright,
fluid wash of color - in this case, bold brushstrokes in vivid rose.
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Heather Chontos takes comfort in ambiguity, using
abstract forms to explore light, color, shape and scale. Having experienced
childhood blindness, she never takes color and contrast for granted - and
in an unusual, highly tactile approach, she foregoes brushes in favor of
credit cards or hotel room key cards to forge a more direct connection between
paint and canvas. |
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Serenity Wall Art |
Summer Sky Wall Art |
Goldsweep Wall Art |
| 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.
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Painter Dawn Winter re-imagines the blurred lines and melding colors
of landscapes and skies into abstract compositions that explore the interplay
between bold and muted colors. |
Multiple layers of gold leaf give the illusion of texture, set off against
a soft, watercolor background. |
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GOLD LEAF TULIP FRAMED PRINT, 28 X 35" |
Gold Serenity Wall Art |
Goodnight Sweetheart Wall Art |
| Gold leaf is applied by hand to an exquisite giclée print reproduction
of a fine line drawing. The botanical motif has a graphic quality that enhances
any room in the home. |
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.
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Artist Arthur Krakower specializes in modernism and figurative abstracts.
Many of his evocative paintings and monotypes draw upon memories of his
childhood in New York City in the 1930s. Praised for his enthusiastic and
innocent style, his work evokes a sense of poetic nostalgia. |
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Pink Rose Wall Art |
Radial Bliss Wall Art |
La Dolce Vita Wall Art |
| Artist Arthur Krakower found his vocation late in life: at the age of
80, he earned his bachelor's degree in fine arts and began a prolific career
as a figurative painter specializing in modern abstracts. His evocative
canvases and monotypes draw upon memories of his childhood in New York and
convey a sense of poetic nostalgia. Soft as a whisper, budding roses upon
thorny stems appear to bloom beyond the borders of the blush-hued print.
Paper, Plexiglas, gold leaf, acrylic |
Seattle-based painter Kyle Goderwis incorporates the colors of his coastal
home into abstract interpretations of landscapes and topography, like this
circular piece framed in Ponderosa pine. Printed on deckled paper |
A gold-foiled garden grows over an underlying abstract print, infusing
this evocative piece with a layered effect. Archival paper, Plexiglas, gold
leaf |
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Mind's Eye Wall Art |
Dark Strings I Wall Art |
Bronze & Sea Mist Floral Wall Art |
| This custom-framed print is part of an art collection. We took our time
to get to know the story behind each piece, choosing images that evoke the
thrill of travel, the beauty of a vintage artifact or the familiarity of
home. Each item is well-suited to be a unique focal point, or to be arranged
just so on a gallery wall. The bold, geometric watercolors of this print
were inspired by vintage textiles. |
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. Printed, deckled artist paper |
Based upon a design that originated in a 1950s New York textile design
house, this airy and whimsical art contrasts airy blue daisies and bronze
leaf. |
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Ashed Wall Art |
Scenic Droplet Wall Art |
Pointillism Wall Art |
| LA-raised artist Janice Sadler draws inspiration from the palette of
her surroundings. From soft, sandy nudes to varying watery blues, she uses
color to capture sun-drenched landscapes in soft - yet linear - abstract
form. Printed artist paper |
This evocative watercolor print - painted by Phoenix artist Isabella
Burton - suggests depth and serenity by enclosing its landscape in a droplet-esque
internal frame. Giclée-printed canvas gallery-wrapped on pine wood |
Newport Beach-based interior designer Barclay Butera brings a modern
sensibility and approachable elegance to the canvas, creating monochromatic
works inspired by grand architecture, Old Hollywood glamour and high fashion
around the globe. Giclée-printed canvas |
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Ivory Bouquet Wall Art |
Syd Wall Art |
Niosa II Wall Art |
| A symphony of green stems and white blooms conveys
a spirit of renewal and regrowth in this exquisite piece, penned by nature-loving
artist Emma Brooks. Ink on deckled artist paper |
Texan Ashley Woodson Bailey is fascinated by the
flower's transition from a lovely blossom to a dying stem. In this captivating
close-up - captured and edited on the artist's iPhone - one can analyze
floral metamorphosis through each petal's softened folds and forms.
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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. Giclée-printed canvas gallery-wrapped on pine wood
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