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
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 Interplay by Robinson |
RFA Fine Art "Ombré Spray" Giclée |
RFA Fine Art Praia Pequina Giclée |
| Hand-embellished giclée on canvas, bold, neutral, modern,
traditional. 60"W x 2"D x 54"T. Canvas/wood/acrylic paint. Made in the
USA. |
Handcrafted abstract giclée on fine art paper by Taylor. 50.75"W x 3"D
x 61.75"T. Wood frame; framed under Plexiglas. Made in the USA. |
Handcrafted Praia Pequena giclée. 42"Sq. x 2"D. Hand textured to recreate
the look and feel of the original by artist Lawrence Behunek. Canvas with
wood frame. Made in the USA. |
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RFA Fine Art Gems 5 & 6 Paintings |
RFA Fine Art "Harmony" Painting |
RFA Fine Art "Nosegay" Original Painting |
| Diptych hand-painted original on canvas. Soft spa colors, abstract,
transitional and elegant. Wood canvas; acrylic paint and stone.
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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. |
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. |
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Pink Aura Giclée on Canvas |
Glitter Horse Head Giclée |
Leftbank Art "Le Grande Jete" Giclée |
| Giclée on canvas with hand applied gold embellishments. Silver float
frame. |
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. |
Giclée reproduction of an original painting by Kelly O'Neal. Gallery-wrapped
canvas. Brush gel finish. Wood float frame. |
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Safe Haven Wall Art |
Thank You Wall Art |
Flowers In A Vase Wall Art |
| Soft and vibrant colors harmonize on this
abstract rendering of a cheerful mood. |
With each boldly hued petal and bursting bloom,
Bay Area-born Bridgette Thornton engages in playful exploration of the
relationship between depth and color. Her subjects - whether arranged in
a vase or sprouting in a field - take on the organic vibrancy typically
reserved for things found only in the natural world.
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Ruti Shaashua's background in textile design
influences her kaleidoscopic works, often drawing inspiration from vivid
Indian fabrics. Symmetrical patterns and repeating prints create lively
scenes bursting with color on each mesmeric painting.
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Color Whistle Wall Art |
Blue Vase Wall Art |
Pieces Of Time Wall Art |
| 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. |
Finding beautiful treasures in thrift shops,
garage sales and book stores, Melbourne-based Paula Mills draws
inspiration and delight from exciting second-hand searches. Creating
illustrations that are as layered as they are whimsical, she uses
fine-tipped pens and pencils to bring her colorful works to life. |
Artist Karina Bania composes her pieces using
intuitive juxtapositions of contrasting forces - emptiness and fullness,
visibility and concealment, stillness and flow - to foster a sense of
balance and connection on the canvas. |
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In The Flow Wall Art |
Blue Head Wall Art |
Bowl of Lemons Wall Art |
| 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. |
Artist Boriana Mihailovska's work draws
inspiration from the shifting perspectives that shape life, like the
birth of her daughters or a profound period of introspection.
Experimenting with different papers, acrylics and metal sprays, she
forms abstract compositions provoked by the human experience. |
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 compositions
invite viewers to create their own stories and explore different
interpretations of the natural world. |
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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 |
Blue Floral 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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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. |
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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Hot Pink Abstract Wall Art |
Tablescape Wall Art |
Love Wall Art |
| 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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For artist Claire Kincade, painting is a means of
communication - she shares her experience through a visual vocabulary of
color and shape. From her home studio in Philadelphia, she creates her
still life collections by staging a curated group of subjects in various
positions, allowing for fresh visual interpretations and observations
every day.
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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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Unbroken Wall Art |
Floral Wall Art |
One-Legged Dancer Wall Art |
| A subtle narrative told in taupe, white and grey is complemented by
pale green accents throughout the piece.
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Self-described as flower-obsessed, painter and printmaker Gabriela
Ibarra's work most often features bursts of blooming flora. Using
collage techniques and a playful, well-edited color palette, her work
masters the delicate balance between experimentation and refinement. |
This contemporary work is muted yet evocative - ideal for an
elevated living space. |
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Forcast No. 76 Wall Art |
Art Thoughts Wall Art |
Gold Black Orb Wall Art |
| Through controlled and spontaneous experimentation with pigments and
solvents, artist Ashleigh Ninos explores the relationship between form,
shape and texture in her work. Her pieces draw aesthetic inspiration
from cellular and microscopic landscapes, highlighting the beauty of
worlds unseen by the naked eye. |
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 |
Midwestern artist Dawn Sweitzer believes a home should be a
luxurious reflection of the people and objects that bring one joy. With
that in mind, she infuses each of her contemporary pieces with the
techniques she learned while living and traveling through Russia and
Europe. |
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Malta Grass Wall Art |
Messy Thicket Wall Art |
Mori Ledge Wall Art |
| Paying homage to Franz Kline, this minimalist work juxtaposes deep,
abstract ink against a light background. |
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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Dusty neutrals and deep mauve interact on this landscape of
abstraction, while spots of gold foil elevate its earthy palette. |
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Pink Rose Wall Art |
Dark Strings I Wall Art |
Radial Bliss 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 |
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 |
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 |
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Genesis Wall Art |
Watercolor Ikat Wall Art |
Bud Vase Wall Art |
| 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. |
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. |
With each boldly hued petal and bursting bloom, Bay Area-born
Bridgette Thornton engages in playful exploration of the relationship
between depth and color. Her subjects - whether arranged in a vase or
sprouting in a field - take on the organic vibrancy typically reserved
for things found only in the natural world. |
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Vanna Venturi House Wall Art |
Parisian Flora Wall Art |
Free Will I Wall Art |
| In a refurbished warehouse in West
Philadelphia, British-born artist Carla Weeks creates new prints and
objects born from clever pattern play and a designer's eye for color
curation. Drawing inspiration from the architecture found in regional
gardens and arboretums, she abstracts form and shape to craft motifs
that highlight her avant-garde point of view. |
Artist Robert Robinson is known
for his high-energy, abstract paintings. Here, he renders a fresh
bouquet of florals in deeply saturated warm tones. |
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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Go Wild Wall Art |
Gust Wall Art |
Branch Wall Art |
| When organic linework separates
subtle hues, an abstract composition draws your gaze. |
Through controlled and spontaneous
experimentation with pigments and solvents, artist Ashleigh Ninos
explores the relationship between form, shape and texture in her work.
Her pieces draw aesthetic inspiration from cellular and microscopic
landscapes, highlighting the beauty of worlds unseen by the naked eye. |
Drawing inspiration from her study
of textile design, artist Kate Roebuck explores the timeless themes of
pattern, color and texture in each of her bold compositions. Seeking to
evoke a dialogue between herself, her subjects, and the viewer, she
expresses a well-developed balance of precision and play. |
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