Orange wall art: 12 paintings in amber and sunset
Hilma af Klint’s glowing Youth, Carl Larsson’s Lisbeth, van Dyck’s earl and a river of fire off Quebec: twelve paintings in tangerine, apricot and amber.
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.
Hilma af Klint’s glowing Youth, Carl Larsson’s Lisbeth, van Dyck’s earl and a river of fire off Quebec: twelve paintings in tangerine, apricot and amber.

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.