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Blue Modern Gallery WallA gallery wall in deep blue Rothko's colour fields, Yves Klein's monochromes, Kusama's infinity nets and Hokusai's woodblock blues brought together as a coherent set. Pre matched for scale and spacing, this set creates a wall with genuine depth and visual intelligence. For living rooms and bedrooms that want something with the quiet authority of a serious art collection. About your print: Printed on 240gsm archival gicle paper using 12 colour

Blue Nude II is one of four Blue Nude cut-outs Matisse made in 1952 — monumental works where the female figure is built from interlocking pieces of cut blue paper

Without colour the graphic quality of the forms becomes even more apparent: pure outline

New York winters

working with the confidence of someone who had nothing left to prove

This print belongs in the same family as the Flower Market series but takes a more painterly approach: less graphic

Hung together

Helen Frankenthaler painted Cool Summer in 1962 by pouring thinned paint directly onto unprimed canvas and letting it soak in — a technique she invented and that Morris Louis and Kenneth Noland would later make their own

a bar nook

Taguchi Tomoki Japanese Poster Set brings together a carefully selected set of prints that work in perfect harmony — cohesive

Two Goldfish by Ohara Koson is a beautifully considered piece — art that earns its place on your wall and rewards daily living

La Gerbe — The Sheaf — was one of Matisse's final large-scale cut-outs

This vintage poster captures the original campaign in all its graphic confidence

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