Collections

A collection groups differently from a category: it gathers prints from several categories under one idea. Sets by piece count and works by art movement live here.

• Three-Piece Sets451 productsThree-piece sets designed to hang together: the palette and composition are built for a triptych layout rather than assembled from separate prints. The collection spans every theme on the site — famous painters, boho textures, abstract and geometric work, minimalist line art, botanical and tropical patterns, vintage poster, animals, cities, landscape, soft-toned sets for children's rooms and mid-century modern designs.
• Four-Piece Sets8 productsSets of four designed to hang together. What sets them apart from a triptych is the symmetry the fourth piece brings: the balance holds whether you hang them as two rows of two or in a single line — they work well on wide living-room walls and above a bed.
• Five-Piece Sets7 productsSets of five that form a horizontal line across the wall. The centre piece anchors the composition while the others build a rhythm towards it — for anyone who wants a segmented arrangement rather than one large print.
• Art Nouveau9 productsArt Nouveau erased the line between art and ornament: the curve of a stem, the rhythm of a leaf and gilded surfaces became the painting itself.
• Impressionism74 productsImpressionism moved painting out of the studio and into daylight: after light rather than contour, after the moment rather than the scene. Short, visible brushstrokes look scattered up close and shimmer into a whole from a distance.
• Classical Art19 productsClassical art is the painting of patience and observation: how light falls into a room, how a horse stands, how the sea behaves — worked out by looking, at length.
• Modern Art66 productsModern art asked again what a painting is: form fractured, colour stopped describing and became the subject, abstraction stood on its own for the first time.