Abstract Expressions - In the most modern collection of the Scholar Series, colorful line drawings and expressive paintings embrace the abstract. “As much as I am a history fanatic, I’m equally interested in how aesthetics shift and evolve,” David says. “Abstract Expressions brings us to the 20th and 21st century’s take on art, a style I particularly love to pair with my more traditional interiors.”

Leftbank Art presents "Green To Yellow" by Helen Parker, a striking gallery-wrapped giclee print on canvas that brings vibrant plant motifs into your home. Rendered in an editorial palette of green and yellow, this landscape-oriented rectangular piece is meticulously hand-detailed and embellished for an elevated finish. The artwork is elegantly cradled within a black solid wood floater frame, offering a sleek, dimensional statement. Arriving ready to transform your walls with included hooks and wall-mounting hardware, this exceptional creation brings curated, luxury artistry into any modern living space.

This exquisite wall art by Paule Marrot brings a touch of artistic elegance to your space. Featuring a captivating feather design, it is fully hand-produced on archival giclee paper, ensuring each piece is a testament to fine craftsmanship. The landscape orientation and rectangular shape make it a versatile addition to any room. Whether you choose to frame it in acrylic, gold, silver, or black, it promises to enhance your decor with its refined beauty. Plus, its made-to-order nature ensures a truly personalized piece.

Really very nice addition to my bedroom with my dark gray walls. Quite pleased. John. Bodega Bay, CA. Thu Sep 12 2024

Abstract expressions - In the most modern collection of the scholar series, colorful line drawings and expressive paintings embrace the abstract. “As much as I am a history fanatic, I’m equally interested in how aesthetics shift and evolve,” David says. “Abstract expressions bring us to the 20th and 21st century’s take on art, a style I particularly love to pair with my more traditional interiors.”

From the archives of legendary textile artist, engraver and painter Paule Marrot (1902-1987) comes this beautiful, wide-ranging collection of digitally re-mastered prints. Working primarily from 1920-1960, her rich colors and striking geometry put her at the heart of the art deco movement. Influenced by Renoir and writer Marcel Proust, Marrot captured the natural world in a simple, lyrical style that makes her work as engaging and contemporary today as it was during the height of her popularity.

The Ode framed painting is a lyrical celebration of the countryside, blending verdant tones with an air of mystery. Its eternal, understated elegance and tonal palette evoke a warm, heritage feel, while the textured layers of acrylic paint suggest a depth that invites introspection.

Much darker and lower contrast in person, and also looks more like a print than a painting (It is, but I was expecting more texture). Will be returning. Sara. New York, NY. Sat Jun 06 2026