Adobes & Family Oversized Wall Art

Artist enhanced, power packed texture, with vibrant, radiant colors, internationally acclaimed artist, artist knows how to compliment your walls with refined luxury and style. Your reproduction is skillfully painted on by artist himself. “Each reproduction I paint on is unique and a living example of my passion to impact lives with the power of creativity” - Artist

Conrad Moulton was a prolific and highly sought after free-lance illustrator in New York City during the 1940's, 50's and 60's. Every advertising agency used him and he was a member of the Society of Illustrators. A graduate of Parson's School of Design in 1942. After his accomplished career as an illustrator, he continued to paint portraits and abstracts from his home in Detroit, MI. His son, Josh Moulton, is a professional artist in Chicago with his own gallery. This piece is a reproduction of a Conrad Moulton original work of art. His paintings, drawings, and other artwork is replicated by digital printing. Moulton’s work ranged from acrylic on canvas, acrylic on watercolor paper to abstracts that are enamel on canvas. He also used tempera on canvas. His Illustrations were ink, watercolor, gouache and charcoal.

Lee Lessem's artworks evoke a delicate balance between fluidity and structure, softness and vitality, transparency and solidity, mystery and clarity. This reproduction of an original work highlights a bold modern design and neutral black, white, and gray tones. Part of the "Urban Barn" series, this set is a great way to bring a gallery-worthy look to your space. Both are printed on paper and set within wooden frames. Wall-mounting hardware is also included for hassle-free hanging right when it arrives.

Very nice!. Patricia. New Albany, OH. Fri Sep 05 2025

This giclée is printed on a gallery-wrapped canvas and hand-varnished for greater durability.

This giclee is printed on a gallery-wrapped canvas and hand-varnished for greater durability.

Conrad Moulton was a prolific and highly sought after free-lance illustrator in New York City during the 1940's, 50's and 60's. Every advertising agency used him and he was a member of the Society of Illustrators. A graduate of Parson's School of Design in 1942. After his accomplished career as an illustrator, he continued to paint portraits and abstracts from his home in Detroit, MI. His son, Josh Moulton, is a professional artist in Chicago with his own gallery. This piece is a reproduction of a Conrad Moulton original work of art. His paintings, drawings, and other artwork is replicated by digital printing. Moulton’s work ranged from acrylic on canvas, acrylic on watercolor paper to abstracts that are enamel on canvas. He also, used tempera on canvas. His Illustrations were ink, watercolor, gouache and charcoal.

Conrad Moulton was a prolific and highly sought after free-lance illustrator in New York City during the 1940's, 50's and 60's. Every advertising agency used him and he was a member of the Society of Illustrators. A graduate of Parson's School of Design in 1942. After his accomplished career as an illustrator, he continued to paint portraits and abstracts from his home in Detroit, MI. His son, Josh Moulton, is a professional artist in Chicago with his own gallery. This piece is a reproduction of a Conrad Moulton original work of art. His paintings, drawings, and other artwork is replicated by digital printing. Moulton’s work ranged from acrylic on canvas, acrylic on watercolor paper to abstracts that are enamel on canvas. He also used tempera on canvas. His Illustrations were ink, watercolor, gouache and charcoal.

A native of Tacoma, Washington, Tim Klein is a commercial/editorial photographer. His career spans almost 20 years, and he's been published in esteemed magazines and worked with many Fortune 500 companies such as Apple, Burberry, Esquire Magazine, The New Yorker, W Magazine, and Yamaha. He shoots with a variety of cameras but prefers his Leica. "My photography is inspired by people, places, and things. I was trained as a photojournalist so I find inspiration everywhere - from my travels abroad to my own backyard. My biggest source of inspiration is light, especially the way it can dramatically change a scene. I love the glow of morning light through the fog, the graphic shadows of noon light, the light of an overcast day, and the dramatic rose-colored light at sunset. I am fascinated by people and their stories - from celebrities and people overcoming a life-changing obstacle to simple loving moments between a parent and their child. There is so much beauty in everyday life. I meet so many people from drastically different backgrounds and all of them inspire me to tell their stories with photography. I am also drawn to nature, from vast open landscapes to intricate details and patterns. The experience of really noticing the world around me is the greatest inspiration of all." Tim currently lives and works in Chicago, Illinois.

White as salt.

Conrad Moulton was a prolific and highly sought after free-lance illustrator in New York City during the 1940's, 50's and 60's. Every advertising agency used him and he was a member of the Society of Illustrators. A graduate of Parson's School of Design in 1942. After his accomplished career as an illustrator, he continued to paint portraits and abstracts from his home in Detroit, MI. His son, Josh Moulton, is a professional artist in Chicago with his own gallery. This piece is a reproduction of a Conrad Moulton original work of art. His paintings, drawings, and other artwork is replicated by digital printing. Moulton’s work ranged from acrylic on canvas, acrylic on watercolor paper to abstracts that are enamel on canvas. He also, used tempera on canvas. His Illustrations were ink, watercolor, gouache and charcoal.

A native of Tacoma, Washington, Tim Klein is a commercial/editorial photographer. His career spans almost 20 years, and he's been published in esteemed magazines and worked with many Fortune 500 companies such as Apple, Burberry, Esquire Magazine, The New Yorker, W Magazine, and Yamaha. He shoots with a variety of cameras but prefers his Leica. "My photography is inspired by people, places, and things. I was trained as a photojournalist so I find inspiration everywhere - from my travels abroad to my own backyard. My biggest source of inspiration is light, especially the way it can dramatically change a scene. I love the glow of morning light through the fog, the graphic shadows of noon light, the light of an overcast day, and the dramatic rose-colored light at sunset. I am fascinated by people and their stories - from celebrities and people overcoming a life-changing obstacle to simple loving moments between a parent and their child. There is so much beauty in everyday life. I meet so many people from drastically different backgrounds and all of them inspire me to tell their stories with photography. I am also drawn to nature, from vast open landscapes to intricate details and patterns. The experience of really noticing the world around me is the greatest inspiration of all." Tim currently lives and works in Chicago, Illinois.

Conrad Moulton was a prolific and highly sought after free-lance illustrator in New York City during the 1940's, 50's and 60's. Every advertising agency used him and he was a member of the Society of Illustrators. A graduate of Parson's School of Design in 1942. After his accomplished career as an illustrator, he continued to paint portraits and abstracts from his home in Detroit, MI. His son, Josh Moulton, is a professional artist in Chicago with his own gallery. This piece is a reproduction of a Conrad Moulton original work of art. His paintings, drawings, and other artwork is replicated by digital printing. Moulton’s work ranged from acrylic on canvas, acrylic on watercolor paper to abstracts that are enamel on canvas. He also, used tempera on canvas. His Illustrations were ink, watercolor, gouache and charcoal.

David Brown studied and received his Fine Arts training at California State University of Long Beach and graduated with a BFA in drawing and painting in 2018. As a child, he watched his older brother draw and recalls wanting to draw just like him when he grew up. David currently lives in Long Beach, California, and has been lucky to show his work in multiple group shows and a few solo shows, mostly based in the Los Angeles area. His traditional work includes oil, charcoal, and graphite. He is strongly influenced by Renaissance, Baroque, and a lot of today's contemporary work. David's work is predominately focused on the human figure. "People are my inspiration. I love learning people's stories and trying to capture the sitter's narrative through my drawings/paintings... I love drawing people from life, I feel that my work focuses on the relationship between artist and model." His art is his one true passion and he believes that "artists are super sensitive and emotional human beings, our work is a physical representation of our thoughts and emotions, a diary that we choose to share with the world."

A native of Tacoma, Washington, Tim Klein is a commercial/editorial photographer. His career spans almost 20 years, and he's been published in esteemed magazines and worked with many Fortune 500 companies such as Apple, Burberry, Esquire Magazine, The New Yorker, W Magazine, and Yamaha. He shoots with a variety of cameras but prefers his Leica. "My photography is inspired by people, places, and things. I was trained as a photojournalist so I find inspiration everywhere - from my travels abroad to my own backyard. My biggest source of inspiration is light, especially the way it can dramatically change a scene. I love the glow of morning light through the fog, the graphic shadows of noon light, the light of an overcast day, and the dramatic rose-colored light at sunset. I am fascinated by people and their stories - from celebrities and people overcoming a life-changing obstacle to simple loving moments between a parent and their child. There is so much beauty in everyday life. I meet so many people from drastically different backgrounds and all of them inspire me to tell their stories with photography. I am also drawn to nature, from vast open landscapes to intricate details and patterns. The experience of really noticing the world around me is the greatest inspiration of all." Tim currently lives and works in Chicago, Illinois.

A native of Tacoma, Washington, Tim Klein is a commercial/editorial photographer. His career spans almost 20 years, and he's been published in esteemed magazines and worked with many Fortune 500 companies such as Apple, Burberry, Esquire Magazine, The New Yorker, W Magazine, and Yamaha. He shoots with a variety of cameras but prefers his Leica. "My photography is inspired by people, places, and things. I was trained as a photojournalist so I find inspiration everywhere - from my travels abroad to my own backyard. My biggest source of inspiration is light, especially the way it can dramatically change a scene. I love the glow of morning light through the fog, the graphic shadows of noon light, the light of an overcast day, and the dramatic rose-colored light at sunset. I am fascinated by people and their stories - from celebrities and people overcoming a life-changing obstacle to simple loving moments between a parent and their child. There is so much beauty in everyday life. I meet so many people from drastically different backgrounds and all of them inspire me to tell their stories with photography. I am also drawn to nature, from vast open landscapes to intricate details and patterns. The experience of really noticing the world around me is the greatest inspiration of all." Tim currently lives and works in Chicago, Illinois.

A native of Tacoma, Washington, Tim Klein is a commercial/editorial photographer. His career spans almost 20 years, and he's been published in esteemed magazines and worked with many Fortune 500 companies such as Apple, Burberry, Esquire Magazine, The New Yorker, W Magazine, and Yamaha. He shoots with a variety of cameras but prefers his Leica. "My photography is inspired by people, places, and things. I was trained as a photojournalist so I find inspiration everywhere - from my travels abroad to my own backyard. My biggest source of inspiration is light, especially the way it can dramatically change a scene. I love the glow of morning light through the fog, the graphic shadows of noon light, the light of an overcast day, and the dramatic rose-colored light at sunset. I am fascinated by people and their stories - from celebrities and people overcoming a life-changing obstacle to simple loving moments between a parent and their child. There is so much beauty in everyday life. I meet so many people from drastically different backgrounds and all of them inspire me to tell their stories with photography. I am also drawn to nature, from vast open landscapes to intricate details and patterns. The experience of really noticing the world around me is the greatest inspiration of all." Tim currently lives and works in Chicago, Illinois.

Conrad Moulton was a prolific and highly sought after free-lance illustrator in New York City during the 1940's, 50's and 60's. Every advertising agency used him and he was a member of the Society of Illustrators. A graduate of Parson's School of Design in 1942. After his accomplished career as an illustrator, he continued to paint portraits and abstracts from his home in Detroit, MI. His son, Josh Moulton, is a professional artist in Chicago with his own gallery. This piece is a reproduction of a Conrad Moulton original work of art. His paintings, drawings, and other artwork is replicated by digital printing. Moulton’s work ranged from acrylic on canvas, acrylic on watercolor paper to abstracts that are enamel on canvas. He also, used tempera on canvas. His Illustrations were ink, watercolor, gouache and charcoal.

A native of Tacoma, Washington, Tim Klein is a commercial/editorial photographer. His career spans almost 20 years, and he has worked very successfully with esteemed magazines and Fortune 500 companies such as Apple, Discovery Channel, Forbes, The New Yorker, and Smithsonian Magazine. He shoots with a variety of cameras but prefers his Leica.  “My photography is inspired by people, places, and things. I was trained as a photojournalist so I find inspiration everywhere — from my travels abroad to my own backyard. My biggest source of inspiration is light, especially the way it can dramatically change a scene. I love the glow of morning light through fog, the graphic shadows of noon light, the light of an overcast day, and the dramatic rosecolored light at sunset. I am fascinated by people and their stories — from celebrities and people overcoming a life-changing obstacle, to simple loving moments between a parent and their child. There is so much beauty in everyday life. I meet so many people from drastically different backgrounds and all of them inspire me tell their stories with photography. I am also drawn to nature, from vast open landscapes, to intricate details and patterns. The experience of really noticing the world around me is the greatest inspiration of all.” Tim currently lives and works in Chicago, Illinois.

Conrad Moulton was a prolific and highly sought after free-lance illustrator in New York City during the 1940's, 50's and 60's. Every advertising agency used him and he was a member of the Society of Illustrators. A graduate of Parson's School of Design in 1942. After his accomplished career as an illustrator, he continued to paint portraits and abstracts from his home in Detroit, MI. His son, Josh Moulton, is a professional artist in Chicago with his own gallery. This piece is a reproduction of a Conrad Moulton original work of art. His paintings, drawings, and other artwork is replicated by digital printing. Moulton’s work ranged from acrylic on canvas, acrylic on watercolor paper to abstracts that are enamel on canvas. He also used tempera on canvas. His Illustrations were ink, watercolor, gouache and charcoal.

Conrad Moulton was a prolific and highly sought after free-lance illustrator in New York City during the 1940's, 50's and 60's. Every advertising agency used him and he was a member of the Society of Illustrators. A graduate of Parson's School of Design in 1942. After his accomplished career as an illustrator, he continued to paint portraits and abstracts from his home in Detroit, MI. His son, Josh Moulton, is a professional artist in Chicago with his own gallery. This piece is a reproduction of a Conrad Moulton original work of art. His paintings, drawings, and other artwork is replicated by digital printing. Moulton’s work ranged from acrylic on canvas, acrylic on watercolor paper to abstracts that are enamel on canvas. He also, used tempera on canvas. His Illustrations were ink, watercolor, gouache and charcoal.

A native of Tacoma, Washington, Tim Klein is a commercial/editorial photographer. His career spans almost 20 years, and he's been published in esteemed magazines and worked with many Fortune 500 companies such as Apple, Burberry, Esquire Magazine, The New Yorker, W Magazine, and Yamaha. He shoots with a variety of cameras but prefers his Leica. "My photography is inspired by people, places, and things. I was trained as a photojournalist so I find inspiration everywhere - from my travels abroad to my own backyard. My biggest source of inspiration is light, especially the way it can dramatically change a scene. I love the glow of morning light through the fog, the graphic shadows of noon light, the light of an overcast day, and the dramatic rose-colored light at sunset. I am fascinated by people and their stories - from celebrities and people overcoming a life-changing obstacle to simple loving moments between a parent and their child. There is so much beauty in everyday life. I meet so many people from drastically different backgrounds and all of them inspire me to tell their stories with photography. I am also drawn to nature, from vast open landscapes to intricate details and patterns. The experience of really noticing the world around me is the greatest inspiration of all." Tim currently lives and works in Chicago, Illinois.

This art piece by Tim Klein captures a serene moment through an apartment window overlooking a boat. Known for his evocative photography, Klein brings a sense of tranquility and narrative to this work, celebrating the beauty of everyday life. Its versatile charm makes it perfect for any space, whether in a living room or office, inspiring reflection and conversation.

A native of Tacoma, Washington, Tim Klein is a commercial/editorial photographer. His career spans almost 20 years, and he's been published in esteemed magazines and worked with many Fortune 500 companies such as Apple, Burberry, Esquire Magazine, The New Yorker, W Magazine, and Yamaha. He shoots with a variety of cameras but prefers his Leica. "My photography is inspired by people, places, and things. I was trained as a photojournalist so I find inspiration everywhere - from my travels abroad to my own backyard. My biggest source of inspiration is light, especially the way it can dramatically change a scene. I love the glow of morning light through the fog, the graphic shadows of noon light, the light of an overcast day, and the dramatic rose-colored light at sunset. I am fascinated by people and their stories - from celebrities and people overcoming a life-changing obstacle to simple loving moments between a parent and their child. There is so much beauty in everyday life. I meet so many people from drastically different backgrounds and all of them inspire me to tell their stories with photography. I am also drawn to nature, from vast open landscapes to intricate details and patterns. The experience of really noticing the world around me is the greatest inspiration of all." Tim currently lives and works in Chicago, Illinois.