
Canvas wall art: 12 oil paintings made for canvas prints
Van Gogh’s Drinkers, Gauguin’s Tahiti, Renoir’s fruit and a Sargent cathedral: twelve oil paintings whose brushwork looks its best printed on canvas.
Bring art into everyday life. Read about prints, cushions, portraits and personal objects, with notes on choosing, displaying and caring for the pieces you keep.

Van Gogh’s Drinkers, Gauguin’s Tahiti, Renoir’s fruit and a Sargent cathedral: twelve oil paintings whose brushwork looks its best printed on canvas.

Böcklin’s forge, Courbet’s portraits, Ford Madox Brown’s Lear and a prairie on fire: twelve paintings in clay, rust and burnt orange.

A Japanese print wall, a wall of beloved dogs and cats, and a William Blake wall: three gallery walls built from twelve real masterworks that belong together.

Velázquez’s little prince, Landseer’s spaniels, Böcklin at dusk and a Dutch table laid with wine: twelve paintings in wine, oxblood and claret.
Readers by Larsson and Utamaro, Corot’s woman in meditation, Shitao’s misty mountains and Millet’s shepherdess: twelve pictures that slow the room down.
Hilma af Klint’s vermilion swans, Yoshitoshi’s rooftop duel, a Medici princess and a Christmas parlour: twelve paintings where red is the star.
Larsson’s toys, Renoir’s child in white, Hokusai’s lost kite and Blake’s dancing fairies: twelve gentle classic pictures of childhood for a nursery or child’s room.

Gold leaf screens from Japan, Mughal manuscripts, Blake’s Last Supper and Moreau’s Venice: twelve paintings that glow with gold and golden light.
Wright of Derby’s alchemist, Dürer’s scholars, Larsson’s children at their desks and Hilma af Klint’s key: twelve pictures of people thinking, reading and making, for the room where you work.