Art for the Space · II of VI

Organic & Landscape
Nature interpreted through colour, atmosphere, and form.
Water, weather and ground, painted for the feeling rather than the view. They suit rooms built from wood, linen and stone: a horizontal over a long table, a pair either side of a window, a single canvas at the end of a hall that the eye walks toward.
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The works in this direction
Size
Orientation
Palette
Price
Room
Sort
Claude MonetWater Lily Pond, 1900101 × 89 cm (39.8 × 35 in)$4,000
Vincent van GoghWheat Field with Cypresses, 188994.9 × 75.2 cm (37.4 × 29.6 in)$3,500
Suzuki KiitsuMorning Glories, early 19th century379.7 × 178.3 cm (149.5 × 70.2 in)$20,000
Paul CezanneThe Bay of Marseille, Seen from L'Estaque, c. 1885100 × 80 cm (39.4 × 31.5 in)$4,000
Vincent van GoghCypresses, 188974 × 93.4 cm (29.1 × 36.8 in)$3,500
Claude MonetStacks of Wheat (End of Summer), 1890–91100 × 60 cm (39.4 × 23.6 in)$4,000


