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"The flame: by definition lively, dancing. A free element, which cannot be controlled, but which can be captured to become part of special moments."The unique candelabras by Edizioni del Pesce state the desire to get closer to the artistic flair, the flicker of the...

"The flame: by definition lively, dancing. A free element, which cannot be controlled, but which can be captured to become part of special moments."The unique candelabras by Edizioni del Pesce state the desire to get closer to the artistic flair, the flicker of the...

The flame: by definition lively, dancing. A free element, which cannot be controlled, but which can be captured to become part of special moments."The unique candelabras by Edizioni del Pesce state the desire to get closer to the artistic flair, the flicker of the...

A piece of handmade pottery with a lot of personality. Reminiscent of a building or structure with open windows, the brutalist style vessel gives us more questions than answers.

A soft haze of greys suddenly gives way to a punch of blue that feels like light catching a rain-slick surface, anchoring this 1989 "Untitled" print with an unexpected spark.A leading voice in post-war Italian abstraction and longtime professor at the Venice Academy, Giuseppe...

This abstract print by Giuseppe Santomaso layers muted greys with restrained hits of blue, yellow, and red, creating a composition that feels both architectural and intuitive. Santomaso was a central figure in postwar Italian abstraction and a founding member of the Fronte Nuovo delle...

Bold shapes and confident colour blocks collide in a way that feels effortlessly composed, drawing your eye straight into the rhythm of "Untitled" (1987).A leading voice in post-war Italian abstraction and longtime professor at the Venice Academy, Giuseppe Santomaso is known for his layered...

Colour-blocking has rarely felt this confident - bold shapes stack into a composition that makes a statement.Herbert Volz, a German artist active through the late 20th century, built a practice around sleek geometric abstraction, using layered colour and clean edges to push painting into...

Large-scale mixed media piece by internationally recognized and celebrated Canadian Artist, Attila Richard Lukacs. "...depicting exaggerated masculine figures in the classical tradition, Lukacs' paintings illustrate the artist's intimate knowledge of the historical compositions and themes of David, Rembrandt, Giotto and Caravaggio as well as...

"Tulips" by Zach Lucas turns a floral subject into something soft and abstract, with pale layers and green flashes that hint at a bouquet without spelling the whole thing out.Signed and dated on back of canvas.

Deep crimson blooms and sweeping strokes of emerald and gold create a lush, almost sculptural surface in this floral oil painting. The palette is rich and romantic, with layered textures that seem to lift from the canvas. Set in a gold-toned frame, it offers...

Limited Edition photograph printed on archival paper by contemporary Canadian Artist An Te Liu. While it may appear that "Title Deed" has been digitally manipulated and coloured, the subject of the photograph was in fact wholly painted bright green, before being photographed. Simply framed...

Toronto-artist Lynn Mills's moody abstract colour study.

There are moments in life when you just pause, heels clicking, thinking about what comes next. Luz Po captures that feeling perfectly with "Standing Female Figure".

Howard Hilder , born in London, was one of the first artists to settle in South Florida and by 1923, was considered the dean of the Miami artist colony. Hilder painted a series of murals, The Life of Christ for the St. Stephens Church...

"Round the Clock" by Gaetano Pesce brings the designer's iconic humourous design to your walls, with a functional clock that appears to be in mid-splash.Designed in 2004, shortly after Italian architect Gaetano Pesce and Corsi Design joined forces. It is a strong example of...

Blocks of deep red, ochre, and plum drift across the surface in a loose arrangement. Framed in chrome and ready to hang, this large abstract print brings warmth to any wall.Signed "DM Bauer '76".

“Prior's Gate” is a warm, detailed watercolour that invites you into the calm beauty of an old cathedral.Signed by the artist.

There's an immediate warmth in the way this seated gentleman meets your eye, his steady presence unfolding through thick, expressive strokes. A portrait painted and signed in 1931, this piece carries the weight of its age.

“Picasso et Homme” uses fluid, simple linework to shape two expressive figures on bright pink paper, with the child tucked into his father's arm like they're already halfway out the door.Signed, titled, and dated by the artist. Newly set in a black frame.