Art for the Space · I of VI

Abstract & Textural
Expressive forms, layered surfaces, and movement.
Colour and gesture before subject. These are works that hold a wall on their own, in rooms that keep everything else quiet: a single large canvas over a low sofa, a diptych down a corridor, a small textured panel where the afternoon light lands.
, , , diptych, north-facing, soft
The works in this direction
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Palette
Price
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Franz MarcFighting Forms, 1914131.5 × 91 cm (51.8 × 35.8 in)$5,000
Vasily KandinskyImprovisation No. 30 (Cannons), 1913111 × 111 cm (43.7 × 43.7 in)$4,000
Claude MonetWater Lilies, 190694 × 89 cm (37 × 35 in)$3,500
Joseph Mallord William TurnerValley of Aosta: Snowstorm, Avalanche, and Thunderstorm, 1836–37123 × 92 cm (48.4 × 36.2 in)$4,000
Odilon RedonStill Life with Flowers, 190565 × 92 cm (25.6 × 36.2 in)$3,500
Claude MonetWater Lily Pond, 1917–19201 × 130 cm (79.1 × 51.2 in)$10,000


