Abraham Teerlink’s landscapes transport viewers to serene natural scenes, where light and shadow dance in harmony.

Agnes Giberne’s delicate illustrations merge science and storytelling. Her prints, drawn from vintage astronomy books, invite curiosity and calm—ideal for thoughtful, serene interiors.

Avant-garde and theatrical, Exter’s art explodes with movement and color. Her bold vision helped redefine modern design.

A master of travel and portrait art, Alexandre Jacovleff’s work reflects a fascination with distant cultures and rich details.

Known for his expressive brushstrokes and vivid colors, Allen Tucker’s landscapes burst with energy. His posters are perfect for adding movement and a painterly touch to your walls.

Alphonse Mucha’s iconic Art Nouveau designs embody grace and movement, transforming everyday objects into decorative masterpieces. His intricate lines and soft color palettes bring a touch of vintage elegance to any space.

Alphonse Stengelin’s landscapes capture the serene beauty of nature with an impressionistic touch. His mastery of light and shadow creates atmospheric compositions that invite the viewer into peaceful, pastoral settings.

A master of light and realism, Anders Zorn’s work captures Swedish heritage with elegant intimacy. His framed prints bring a timeless, museum-quality presence to any space.

A true pioneer in botanical illustration, Anselmus Boëtius de Boodt’s art merges scientific accuracy with artistic grace. His detailed studies of plants and flowers offer a timeless appreciation of nature’s delicate forms.

A leading figure of the Hague School, Anton Mauve’s art captures the quiet beauty of rural life. His soft, atmospheric brushwork brings a sense of warmth and nostalgia, depicting pastoral landscapes and everyday moments with sincerity and depth.

With a keen eye for detail, Anton Weiss’s botanical illustrations celebrate the elegance of nature. His delicate compositions blend artistic refinement with scientific precision, making his timeless prints a perfect addition to any interior.

Armand Rassenfosse’s art embodies the elegance and sensuality of the Belle Époque, blending intricate line work with striking compositions. His masterful lithographs and decorative illustrations capture a world of refinement, making his work a timeless addition to any space.

Dove’s abstract forms echo landscapes, music, and the inner world. His pioneering work helped shape American modernism.

masterful cartographic engravings capture the evolving landscape of 17th-century Amsterdam with remarkable precision. His historically significant maps transform intricate city planning into timeless works of art, offering a window into the past with stunning detail.

A master of woodcut artistry, Bernard Essers' works capture the raw beauty of nature and the essence of serene landscapes. His bold compositions and striking contrasts create timeless, atmospheric scenes that reflect his deep connection to the outdoors.

Wierink’s artworks embody a refined fusion of artistic precision and expressive depth, capturing the raw elegance of the natural world. His lithographs, rich in texture and movement, bring a timeless sense of harmony and sophistication to any collection.

Bernardus Antonie van Beek’s artistry breathes life into the Dutch landscape, where light and atmosphere merge in tranquil harmony. His masterful brushwork and poetic compositions invite the viewer into a world of serene beauty and timeless elegance.

Celebrated for his lifelike depictions of Nordic wildlife, Bruno Liljefors offers art that blends drama and serenity. His posters suit nature lovers and Scandinavian interiors alike.

A master of light and color, Carl Larsson’s art captures idyllic family life, rich interiors, and the essence of Swedish tradition. His timeless illustrations bring warmth and nostalgia to every space.

Caspar Luyken’s engravings unveil a world where celestial grandeur meets masterful precision, capturing the mysteries of the cosmos with intricate detail. His visionary compositions blend scientific curiosity with artistic elegance, offering a timeless glimpse into the universe.

American illustrator Charles Dana Gibson is best known for the iconic “Gibson Girl,” a symbol of elegance and independence in early 20th-century art. His black-and-white pen drawings became a staple of visual culture during the Gilded Age.

A master of fashion illustration, his work captures the essence of early 20th-century couture with striking elegance and precision. With refined lines and a bold graphic style, he distills the sophistication of haute couture into timeless compositions that continue to inspire.

His illustrations define the sophistication of the Art Deco era, where fashion and form blend seamlessly into visual poetry. With an eye for movement and detail, he transformed haute couture into striking compositions, capturing the essence of elegance with effortless precision.

Charlotte Wahlström’s landscapes carry a poetic stillness and soft color palette. Her prints evoke a sense of harmony and are perfect for serene, thoughtful interiors.

A pioneer of Impressionism, Claude Monet’s art captures fleeting light, vibrant landscapes, and the beauty of nature. His masterful brushstrokes and luminous colors create timeless scenes that bring elegance and tranquility to any space.

His work captures the refined elegance of animal portraiture, where each brushstroke brings out a sense of character and presence. With a keen eye for detail, he transforms familiar subjects into timeless studies of grace and form.

Currier & Ives was a prolific American printmaking firm celebrated for its lithographs that captured everyday life, historical scenes, and idyllic landscapes in 19th-century America. Their work offers a charming and nostalgic view of a bygone era.

Weie’s dreamlike works mix figuration and abstraction with expressive color. His art posters add depth and emotion to gallery walls and personal spaces.

Healey's vintage illustrations depict technology with careful detail and quiet drama. They bring old-world charm to industrial themes.

A key figure in American poster art, Penfield mixed bold graphics with sharp wit. His designs feel both nostalgic and modern.

Botanical artist Ellen Isham Schutt created exquisitely detailed illustrations for the U.S. Department of Agriculture in the early 1900s.

A beloved storyteller and illustrator, Elsa Beskow’s art brings fairytales and childhood adventures to life. Her enchanting scenes, filled with nature and nostalgia, have inspired generations.

A master of black-and-white photography, his images capture history with striking composition and timeless elegance. From cultural icons to everyday moments, each piece brings a gallery-like presence to any space.

A trailblazer in American illustration, Ethel Reed’s Art Nouveau posters feature elegant lines and expressive female figures. Her rare, romantic works add both historical depth and softness to your home.

A pioneer of the Art Nouveau movement, his work is defined by flowing lines, intricate details, and elegant compositions. From decorative posters to exquisite illustrations, his timeless artistry continues to inspire and enrich interiors worldwide.

Little is known of Meheux, but his dreamy art captures light and shadow with cinematic elegance. Each piece invites quiet contemplation.

An illustrator of early 20th-century Parisian fashion, his work captures the elegance and sophistication of haute couture with delicate linework and refined detail.

A master of Belle Époque fashion illustration, his work captures the grace and sophistication of early 20th-century Parisian couture.

A Dutch painter and graphic artist, he bridged the gap between Impressionism and early Modernism with bold colors and dynamic compositions.

A French illustrator and printmaker, his work blends Art Deco elegance with refined graphic artistry, capturing the essence of early 20th-century Parisian culture. With expressive linework and sophisticated compositions, his illustrations continue to inspire lovers of vintage fashion and classic design.

A distinguished German publishing house, renowned for its finely detailed natural history and educational illustrations that merge scientific accuracy with artistic beauty. Their works, spanning wildlife, botany, and landscapes, continue to inspire with their timeless charm and meticulous craftsmanship.

Francisco Javier Gosé captured the refined elegance of early 20th-century Parisian fashion with his delicate yet expressive illustrations. His work, characterized by intricate linework and a sophisticated sense of movement, remains a timeless reflection of the Belle Époque’s glamour and artistic innovation.

Frans Everbag captured the ephemeral beauty of everyday moments through atmospheric lithographs that transform the ordinary into poetic visual symphonies. His masterful interplay of light and shadow evokes a timeless elegance, infusing each work with refined nostalgia and artistic inspiration.

Frits Jansen captured the quiet elegance of everyday life, painting serene outdoor scenes where light and color harmonize effortlessly. His works exude a timeless charm, inviting viewers into moments of leisure and refinement, preserved in soft brushstrokes and atmospheric beauty.

A visionary of the Art Deco era, George Barbier’s illustrations capture the elegance, luxury, and theatricality of early 20th-century fashion. His iconic works blend couture, romance, and ornamental detail, bringing a sense of sophistication to any space.

George Hendrik Breitner brought the energy of the city to life through his dynamic brushstrokes and atmospheric compositions. His ability to capture movement, light, and the essence of everyday life makes his work a timeless tribute to urban realism.

His masterful pointillist technique transforms color and light into a mesmerizing whole, where every detail contributes to a sense of serene elegance. His works capture timeless moments with a precision that keeps them vivid to this day.

His masterful floral compositions capture nature’s delicate beauty with an almost lifelike precision, blending rich color palettes with meticulous detailing.

Soft light filters through the trees, casting a golden glow over the tranquil meadow where cattle graze in quiet harmony. Each brushstroke breathes life into the landscape, evoking a sense of nostalgia and the peaceful rhythm of nature.

Little is known about Grace Halpin, but her detailed botanical studies and floral watercolors reveal a skilled eye for nature's delicate forms. Her art lends a sense of quiet beauty to any interior.

His art whispers of forgotten tales, where myth and nature entwine in intricate lines and delicate compositions. Each piece invites the viewer into a dreamlike world, rich with folklore and timeless symbolism, evoking a sense of wonder and nostalgia.

With a unique fusion of realism and impressionist influences, his work transforms everyday city life into timeless, atmospheric masterpieces.

With roots in modernism and science, Saÿen’s art stands out for its structure and vibrancy. His geometric compositions make bold, intellectual wall statements.

Known for intimate portraits and soft tonal work, Hirsch-Pauli brings warmth and insight into domestic life. Her posters radiate softness and quiet strength

Harry Whittier Frees was a pioneer in staged animal photography during the early 1900s. His whimsical portraits of costumed cats, dogs, and rabbits continue to charm audiences over a century later.

His paintings offer a window into 18th-century Amsterdam, where grand canal houses and lively streets are rendered with remarkable precision.

Werkman broke rules with rhythmic shapes and letterforms. His experimental prints echo both playfulness and resistance.

His masterful depictions of Parisian nightlife, infused with movement and character, capture the essence of the Belle Époque, making his works timeless icons of modern poster art.

Henri Jonas' work is defined by bold contrasts, expressive symbolism, and a striking sense of movement.

Henri Riedel’s exquisite Art Deco illustrations capture the elegance and opulence of early 20th-century fashion, blending refined linework with theatrical sophistication to create timeless works of art.

Henri van der Stok was a skilled printmaker whose bold use of contrast and expressive linework captured the essence of his subjects with striking simplicity and depth.

Her timeless works continue to enchant art lovers, offering a harmonious blend of scientific accuracy and painterly beauty that enhances both classic and contemporary interiors.

His masterful use of color and detail transforms flowers, fruits, and birds into compositions of luminous realism, making his work a timeless celebration of the natural world.

His work blends scientific accuracy with artistic refinement, creating timeless compositions that celebrate the beauty of nature in its most intricate forms.

Japanese painter Hisakazu Murayama blended traditional themes with bold, modernist expression. His artwork radiates color, energy, and cultural richness—a perfect blend of old and new.

J. Howard Miller is the creator of the famous “We Can Do It!” wartime poster featuring Rosie the Riveter. His graphic style helped define American propaganda art during World War II.

His artistry merges science and aesthetics, with each line and detail reflecting a profound understanding of nature’s beauty. With precision bordering on the poetic, he created intricate studies of insects and wildlife, transforming each work into a tribute to both art and science.

Philadelphia-based lithographer James Fuller Queen was a pioneer in chromolithography. His works are known for their rich color, historic themes, and intricate detail.

Hungarian painter János Vaszary was a modernist visionary whose vibrant works drew inspiration from Impressionism, Post-Impressionism, and Art Nouveau. His playful yet sophisticated compositions remain strikingly contemporary.

A master of Art Nouveau poster design, his works embody the elegance and decorative beauty of early 20th-century illustration. With flowing lines, rich color palettes, and striking compositions, his prints bring a timeless sophistication to any space.

Mystical forests, towering trolls, and dreamlike landscapes define John Bauer’s art. Inspired by Scandinavian folklore, his illustrations blend fantasy and nature in an unforgettable way.

Merging mathematics with art, his work transforms geometry into rhythmic, colorful compositions. Precise yet expressive, these prints bring a bold, modern touch to any space.

A master of Rinpa revival and early Japanese modernism, Kamisaka Sekka’s dreamlike prints unite tradition with a bold, decorative aesthetic.

A key figure in Swedish landscape painting, Nordström’s expressive nature scenes carry a sense of movement and mood. His prints add classic Scandinavian depth to any space.

Graceful waves, towering peaks, and serene landscapes define Hokusai’s timeless artistry. A master of ukiyo-e, he captured Japan’s natural beauty with striking compositions and delicate detail. His iconic prints bring a sense of movement, tradition, and elegance to any space.

His masterful woodblock prints blend the delicate beauty of nature with the refined aesthetics of traditional Japanese art, capturing fleeting moments with elegance and poetic grace.

Captured the delicate beauty of flowers through refined Japanese watercolor art. His botanical prints bring a sense of serenity and timeless elegance to any space.

Dutch avant-garde artist Leo Gestel combined Cubism, Futurism, and Expressionism to create bold, colorful works. His art stands out for its graphic experimentation and energetic style.

Leslie Adkin documented New Zealand’s landscapes and social history through carefully composed photography. His work captures the intersection of nature and culture in early 20th-century Oceania.

A talented 18th-century botanical and scientific illustrator who collaborated with explorers to capture plants and animals in intricate, vivid detail.

American illustrator Marjorie Lee was known for her whimsical compositions and expressive line work. Her art often evokes a sense of nostalgia and gentle storytelling.

Marsden Hartley’s bold forms and spiritual landscapes make a powerful visual impact. His modernist posters suit confident interiors and curated art walls.

Mary Altha Nims created soft, romantic illustrations often featuring floral motifs and pastoral themes. Her work adds a touch of vintage charm to any room.

Walcott’s botanical illustrations blend scientific precision with artistic grace. Her flower prints are timeless, perfect for calm spaces or nature-inspired styling.

A central figure in Slovak modernism, Mikuláš Galanda infused his work with folkloric elements and abstract forms, shaping a unique artistic language.

Moriz Jung’s vibrant, often humorous prints from early 20th-century Vienna are bold, playful, and rich in detail. His unique voice brings energy and wit to walls seeking something unexpected.

A master of the Rinpa school, Ogata Korin blended nature and design with poetic simplicity. His work offers calm, balance, and visual grace.

His refined woodblock prints reflect a masterful balance of movement and stillness, blending traditional craftsmanship with timeless elegance. A perfect choice for creating a serene and sophisticated atmosphere.

This naturalist's detailed palm tree illustrations bring a botanical calm to any setting. His vintage-style prints work beautifully in both modern and traditional homes.

Delicate lines, botanical elegance, and timeless storytelling define Ottilia Adelborg’s illustrations. Her works, deeply rooted in Swedish artistic tradition, bring a nostalgic yet refined touch to any space.

With clean composition and muted tones, Taylor’s work reflects a quiet balance. His vintage prints lend a minimal, archival quality to your interiors.

A prolific 20th-century American firm that produced vibrant commercial posters and advertisements, blending bold design with everyday imagery.

A master of Art Nouveau printmaking, Samuel Jessurun de Mesquita created striking compositions that balance fluid elegance with bold graphic contrasts.

An early 20th-century illustrator whose stylized works mix romance, drama, and graphic elegance—ideal for vintage poster enthusiasts.

Suze Fokker’s artistic legacy is defined by her exquisite Art Nouveau compositions, where flowing botanical motifs and intricate detailing create a harmonious fusion of elegance and decorative sophistication.

A master of Japanese decorative painting in the Edo period, Suzuki Kiitsu is known for his lush folding screens and stylized nature motifs.

Theo van Hoytema was a Dutch illustrator and lithographer celebrated for his exquisite depictions of nature, particularly birds and botanical subjects, which remain iconic in the Art Nouveau movement.

Captured the spirit of Belle Époque Paris with his evocative illustrations and masterful posters, depicting everyday life with a striking blend of realism and artistic flair.

Renowned for his masterful ukiyo-e landscapes, his art captures the fleeting beauty of Edo-period Japan, blending poetic serenity with intricate composition.

His groundbreaking abstract art transformed color and form into pure expressions of emotion and rhythm, making him one of the most influential visionaries of modernism.

One of the leading voices in Danish modernism, Lundstrøm's work celebrates clean form and striking balance. His still lifes feel timeless yet fresh.

One of history’s most beloved artists, Van Gogh’s emotionally charged brushstrokes and vibrant color palettes forever changed the landscape of modern art.

A pioneer of abstract art, Kandinsky transformed emotions into shape and color. His bold compositions still pulse with movement and meaning.

William Morris’s timeless patterns blend botanical beauty with exquisite craftsmanship. His intricate designs, inspired by nature, bring a sense of depth and elegance to any interior.

A pioneer in marine illustration, Saville-Kent’s vibrant underwater scenes offer color and wonder. His sea life prints bring a fresh, natural energy to modern interiors.

William Thomas Horton’s symbolic black-and-white illustrations blend mysticism with minimalism. His work offers a quiet, introspective beauty that complements both classic and contemporary spaces.

A celebrated American realist painter and printmaker, Winslow Homer is known for his powerful seascapes and depictions of rugged life and nature.

The WPA Poster Project showcases bold, graphic designs created during the 1930s as part of a cultural initiative to make art accessible. These works combine striking typography with everyday themes—perfect for interiors with a love for vintage Americana.

Slovak modernist Zolo Palugyay used rich colors and stylized forms to create emotionally resonant landscapes that bridge Symbolism and Expressionism.