Alphonse Baril (1885–1961) was a French artist renowned for his vibrant, whimsical paintings that blend imaginative forms with a keen sense of color and movement. John's collection of Baril's works on paper feature ripped edges and the artist's notes, appearing to be torn from his sketchbook.
Born in 1875, the places and people of undersung Dutch artist Evert Rabbers's home, the borough of Woolde in the town of Hengelo, provided the ideal subject matter for his bucolic artworks. From gestural pencil portraits to serene landscape oil paintings, John was lucky to come across a vast cache of the late artist's work.
Hugo Guinness is a British painter, illustrator, and writer. He is best known for his linoleum prints. His work has been featured in publications such as The New York Times, The New Yorker, and Vogue. He lives and works with his wife and two daughters in Brooklyn, New York.
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Whether your taste runs to pastoral landscapes, or modern monochromatic linocuts, there is a piece of art in our collection that belongs in yours.
Virginia Johnson is an illustrator and painter who also designs wallpaper, scarves, dresses and tunics that have been sold at stores around the world such as Barneys, Liberty's, Holt Renfrew, J.Crew and Anthropologie. Her most recent work includes large scale vibrant landscape paintings on canvas.
