Baroque art: 18 paintings of drama, light and gold
Rembrandt’s Aristotle, Velázquez’s Juan de Pareja, La Tour’s candlelit Magdalen and Rubens at full gallop: eighteen Baroque masterpieces, what makes them Baroque, and how to hang them.
Art Stories
Stories behind the art: extraordinary artworks, the stories they hold, and ways to make them yours.
Dining room wall art: 12 still lifes and table scenes
A de Heem banquet, a Claesz breakfast, a Larsson Sunday table and a Monet evening after dinner: twelve masterpieces made for the room where you eat, with the colours of each.
Custom cat portraits: 10 styles fit for a cat’s dignity
Ten cat paintings by Henriëtte Ronner-Knip, Carl Kahler, Courbet and Renoir, each the masterwork behind a Fable portrait style, with the photo that suits each one.
Green wall art: 12 masterpieces in every shade of green
Gauguin’s Tahiti, Bierstadt’s forest, the Unicorn Tapestries, a Bosch paradise and a mint green Rajput court: twelve masterpieces from moss to jade.
The Garden of Earthly Delights explained, and 11 works from Bosch’s world
What happens in each panel of Bosch’s great triptych, what it means, and eleven works you can hang at home from Bosch, his workshop and the painters he inspired, from Bruegel’s Mad Meg to Arcimboldo.
Bedroom wall art: 12 calm paintings to wake up to
Soft pinks from Hilma af Klint, a sunlit sickroom by Carl Larsson, a river meadow by Rousseau: twelve quiet masterpieces for the room where you rest, with the colours of each.
Custom dog portraits: 12 styles, and the photo that works best
Twelve dog portraits by Landseer, Stubbs, Gainsborough, Manet and Rosa Bonheur, each the masterwork behind a Fable portrait style, with the kind of photo that suits each one.
Neutral wall art: 12 soft paintings in cream, stone and sand
Carl Larsson’s white rooms, Lan Ying’s ink landscapes, Hokusai’s dyers and Hilma af Klint’s cream abstractions: twelve quiet pictures for a calm, neutral home.
Renaissance art: 20 masterpieces and how to hang them
Bruegel’s Harvesters, Raphael’s Saint George, Titian’s Perseus, Arcimboldo’s vegetable emperor and Dürer’s rhinoceros: twenty Renaissance masterpieces from Italy and the North, and where each one looks best at home.