
Famous flower paintings: 18 bouquets from Ruysch to Van Gogh
Four centuries of bouquets, from the Dutch masters who painted every petal to Fantin-Latour, Renoir, Cézanne and Van Gogh: eighteen flower paintings and how to hang them.
Find a place for art at home. Browse room-by-room ideas for choosing pictures, arranging gallery walls and living with paintings, prints and personal portraits.

Four centuries of bouquets, from the Dutch masters who painted every petal to Fantin-Latour, Renoir, Cézanne and Van Gogh: eighteen flower paintings and how to hang them.
Canaletto’s Warwick Castle, Ruisdael’s Bentheim, Dutch flower pieces, a Lawrence portrait and a Stubbs spaniel: twelve classic paintings for traditional rooms.

Pewter and lemon, oyster grey and claret, cream and cherry red: twelve still lifes by Claesz, de Heem, Manet, Cézanne and the Peales, each a ready made kitchen palette.
Hobbema’s farm in the sunlight, Stubbs’s grey horse, Monet’s snowy farm road and Pissarro’s Éragny: twelve rustic masterworks for a farmhouse kitchen or a country living room.

Boucher’s sky blue and blush, Tiepolo’s ceiling colours, van Dyck’s royal green and Ruisdael’s cloud grey: twelve old master paintings, each a colour palette for the home.
Rossetti, Burne-Jones, Waterhouse, Millais and Landseer: twelve paintings from the age of Queen Victoria for period rooms, dark wallpapers and William Morris prints.
Hammershøi’s greys, Whistler’s violet and rose, Caillebotte’s summer greens and Van Gogh’s Zouave: twelve famous paintings, each a living room colour scheme you can borrow.
Böcklin’s castles and reeds, a Church campfire, a Doré knight and Hilma af Klint’s black altarpiece: twelve dark, dramatic pictures for deep walls and low light.

Twelve bedroom colour schemes lifted from real paintings, from fresh sage and sky to golden peacock and dramatic black and bottle green.