Timeless antique art pieces bring depth and elegance to interiors, turning any room into a refined space filled with culture and historic beauty. Each painting, print, or sculpture captures the craftsmanship and emotion of its era, making it both collectible and deeply personal.
An 18th-century Italian engraving, "View of the Palazzo at San Pietro in Montorio".
Japanese woodblock "On the Mountain of Mii-dera in Otsu" by Kuniyoshi, 1847–48.
A pochoir after Picasso, depicting a classical scene, circa 1980 or earlier.
A German engraving, "Palace of the Emperor Justinian", circa 1800.
A woodblock triptych, "Tenmokuzan Battle" by Yoshitora, Japan, 1888.
A Grand Tour engraving, circa 1890, by Gebbie & Husson, of the statue by Antonio Canova of Hercules and Lichas.
A drawing by Henry Hammond Ahl (1869–1953), U.S.A.
A watercolor seascape, signed indistinctly, Italy circa 1920.
A miniature of a hummingbird, India circa 1870.
An Edo Period painting of aristocrats playing games, Japan circa 1820.
An Old Master engraving after Titian, Italy circa 1750.
A print after Roberts, "Medinet Abou, Thebes", 1856.
A watercolor botanical, U.S.A., dated 1931.
A Linnaeus engraving of an ostrich, Netherlands, 1760.
A provocative Napoleon cartoon, Germany circa 1820.
A Grand Tour albumen photograph of a Neoclassical urn on stand, Italy circa 1870.
An early 20th-century watercolor of Venice by a young artist that was traveling in Europe.
A freakishly large California Funk Art banana, circa 1980s.
A watercolor of a castle at dusk, France circa 1900.
Leandro Vaccari, "L'Olivetta-Portofino", oil on board, 1959.
A framed engraving "Il Patasso a Fascia Nera", made in Milan, Italy, circa 1812.
An Edo Period painting of a beauty, Japan circa 1820.
An abstract framed pastel drawing of a woman, circa 1960.
"Duncan's Reef", a seascape by Edward Norton Ward.
