Explore wall art by artist, from familiar names to new perspectives. Discover the work through color, composition and subject—from landscapes and botanicals to people, portraits and abstract art. Each artist collection brings together the pieces currently published on DecorumBY.
Edgar Degas examined gesture, movement and modern life through carefully observed compositions. His subjects included portraits, horse racing, theater and ballet. Unexpected viewpoints and an enduring interest in drawing give his work a distinctive sense of structure and immediacy.
Johannes Vermeer’s domestic scenes draw the eye through carefully arranged interiors and luminous light. Figures, objects and architectural space become part of a quietly structured composition. His work rewards a slower look at the small relationships that give an everyday scene its presence.
Explore the published artwork credited to N. Perez in the DecorumBY collection. Browse the individual pieces and discover how their imagery, color and composition might relate to your space.
Vincent van Gogh used vivid color and energetic marks to give familiar subjects an expressive intensity. A leading Post-Impressionist, he developed a distinctive approach to paint and observation. Look closely at the relationship between color, movement and the subjects within his work.