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R2H Modern
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4 Sizes
This piece is expertly printed using archival ink on board and skillfully hand-assembled with a pine wood frame. Hanging hardware is included for easy installation.

Yoffi
2 Colors, 3 Sizes
Bright prospects, hope, and optimism are reflected in this colorful interpretation of the star tarot card in this giclée print by Rita Taverni.

Soicher Marin
Celestial Visions - From a whimsical map of the Zodiac to a photorealistic triptych of Saturn, the pieces in Celestial Visions span from a time of curiosity to discovery. “I’m fascinated by the intersection of science and art. As a Gemini, I am a self-described seeker of knowledge—and I’ll add beauty to that!” David says of the highly personal collection. “I can see using this collection anywhere from a boy’s room to a sophisticated library, where the exotic, colorful Zodiac star charts hang alongside the dramatic planetary photographs.”

Soicher Marin
Celestial visions - From a whimsical map of the Zodiac to a photorealistic triptych of Saturn, the pieces in Celestial visions span from a time of curiosity to discovery. “I’m fascinated by the intersection of science and art. As a Gemini, I am a self-described seeker of knowledge and I’ll add beauty to that!” David says of the highly personal collection. “I can see using this collection anywhere from a boy’s room to a sophisticated library, where the exotic, colorful Zodiac star charts hang alongside the dramatic planetary photographs.”

Leftbank Art
Artist David Erickson grew up emulating the works of the masters using rudimentary tools. He received his fine arts training while apprenticing under other painters and is primarily self-taught, having become an artist through sheer will, grit, and determination. He enjoys layers of transparency and the unpredictable nature of water-based mediums. David explores themes of memory and place, often through abstraction, and draws inspiration from the world around him across a multitude of disciplines. David's passions include drawing, painting, illustration, design, film, and photography. When he is not painting, his time is spent enjoying the outdoors with his canine companions.

Soicher Marin
Celestial visions - From a whimsical map of the Zodiac to a photorealistic triptych of Saturn, the pieces in celestial visions span from a time of curiosity to discovery. “I’m fascinated by the intersection of science and art. As a Gemini, I am a self-described seeker of knowledge and I’ll add beauty to that!” David says of the highly personal collection. “I can see using this collection anywhere from a boy’s room to a sophisticated library, where the exotic, colorful Zodiac star charts hang alongside the dramatic planetary photographs.”
Wendover Art Group
Leftbank Art
Soicher Marin
DecorumBY
R2H Modern
CHC Art, Inc.
Platinum Art Group
John Beard Collection
RFA Decor

Irina Gorbman Fine Art
Water Inspired abstract art By Irina Gorbman - Stretched handsigned print on canvas.

Leftbank Art
Chelsea Art Studio presents the Neon Touch My Soul Print by David Brown, a striking piece of textual art that brings a sophisticated, trend-setting pulse to your walls. Centered on a bold black-and-white color palette, this rectangular canvas is meticulously hand-stretched over deep stretcher bars and elegantly showcased within a black wood floater frame. The compelling portrait-oriented work is hand-detailed and embellished to capture a sense of raw passion and emotional depth. Arriving ready to elevate your curated interior with included wall-mounting hardware, this single-piece masterpiece serves as a poetic diary of contemporary expression.

Leftbank Art
2 Colors
Fern Cassidy was born in Oakland, CA, but grew up in Colorado. She enjoys traveling, being outdoors, food, and painting. Fern studied drawing and painting at CSU Long Beach, where she trained under notable professors, but most of her experience comes from her personal practice. She works in all mediums including oil, acrylic, watercolor, and gouache, but also likes to experiment with textiles and fiber arts. Fern finds opportunities to explore and experiment with colors and shapes. She finds inspiration from daily life and the things around her. “Art is a means to preserve and find meaning in life.”

Leftbank Art
Artist David Erickson grew up emulating the works of the masters using rudimentary tools. David received his fine arts training while apprenticing under other painters and is primarily self-taught. He became an artist through sheer will, grit, and determination. I enjoy layers of transparency and the unpredictable nature of water-based mediums. Eric explores themes of memory and place often through abstract and draws inspiration from the world around him, across a multitude of disciplines. Davids's passions are drawing, painting, illustration, design, film, and photography. When David is not painting, his time is spent enjoying the outdoors with canine companions.

Leftbank Art
2 Colors
Fern Cassidy was born in Oakland, CA, but grew up in Colorado. She enjoys traveling, being outdoors, food, and painting. Fern studied drawing and painting at CSU Long Beach, where she trained under notable professors, but most of her experience comes from her personal practice. She works in all mediums including oil, acrylic, watercolor, and gouache, but also likes to experiment with textiles and fiber arts. Fern finds opportunities to explore and experiment with colors and shapes. She finds inspiration from daily life and the things around her. “Art is a means to preserve and find meaning in life.”

Soicher Marin
Celestial visions - From a whimsical map of the Zodiac to a photorealistic triptych of Saturn, the pieces in celestial visions span from a time of curiosity to discovery. “I’m fascinated by the intersection of science and art. As a Gemini, I am a self-described seeker of knowledge—and I’ll add beauty to that!” David says of the highly personal collection. “I can see using this collection anywhere from a boy’s room to a sophisticated library, where the exotic, colorful Zodiac star charts hang alongside the dramatic planetary photographs.”