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Entryway Wall Art

Entryway wall art: fine art prints for the entrance hall and foyer, including Islamic calligraphy, Orientalist paintings of guards and doorways, Japanese woodblock prints, Indian miniatures and vintage posters.

Artists include Rudolf Ernst and Ludwig Deutsch (Orientalist paintings), Hiroshi Yoshida and Kawase Hasui (shin hanga woodblock prints, 1925–1937), Louis Rhead (1890s posters), Rembrandt, Anthony van Dyck and Édouard Manet. The collection also has Qur'an folios from the 14th century onward, an Ottoman hilye by Niyazi Efendi (1854), Pahari miniatures and Kalighat paintings. Dates range from about 1300 to 1937.

Above a console table, choose a print about two-thirds the table's width, with its bottom edge 6 to 10 inches above the tabletop. All prints are museum-quality reproductions, available unframed or framed with acrylic glazing, with free shipping and import duties covered.

Of Foreign Lands and Peoples — Robert Schumann
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The Navigator (1924) — A diver in a riveted helmet drifts through red water among fish
Singin' in the Rain (1952) — Three dancers in yellow raincoats splash under open umbrellas
Up and at 'Em (1922) — A grinning globe clutches its sides and splits the seams laughing
Sullivan's Travels (1941) — A single brushed line draws long hair, a lowered lash and red lips
The American Venus (1926) — A red-suited diver soars over a bearded king and his court
The Circus (1928) by Hap Hadley — A man in a bowler hat stands hand on hip before red tents
The Cameraman (1928) — A man with a movie camera tumbles from a booth past a scowling guard
She Done Him Wrong (1933) — A heavy-lidded face in long blue earrings against a red ground
West Side Story (1961) by Joe Caroff — Stencil-cut letters stack down a red field beside a fire escape
Lill & Bror: The Kid Brother (1927) by Eric Rohman — Two scowling men in grey hats loom over a man in round glasses
Skirts (1921) — A dancer in an orange skirt leaps above a row of kneeling women
Ohé! Ohé! On Va Ouvrir by Alfred Choubrac — A plumed hat and a raised fan above a bright yellow skirt
Trianon-Concert: Jane Dhénin by Alfred Choubrac — A black hat heaped with yellow plumes above ropes of pearls
Jardin de Paris: Montagnes Russes Nautiques by Georges Meunier — Boats plunge from an iron tower while two women wave from the bank
Paola del Monte (Yellow Dress) by Alfred Choubrac — A yellow skirt painted with a garlanded bull's head fills a red blaze
Cirage Végétal Parfumé by Albert Guillaume — A uniformed man in one sock checks his moustache in a shining boot
Pâte Marcerou by Georges Meunier — Little men in green caps climb and polish one giant black boot
Excelsior Gummi Absätze by Hans Rudi Erdt — A high-kicking woman lifts an orange shoe clear of a khaki oval
Wintersport in Saarow by Hans Rudi Erdt — A smiling woman in a white hat grips an orange sled
Internationale Ausstellung für Reise- und Fremdenverkehr by Hans Rudi Erdt — A pipe-smoking traveller in a mustard overcoat walks past arched halls
Gebrüder Hochland by Hans Rudi Erdt — A salmon cane, tan gloves and a striped tie thrown over a gilded stool
Harper's, March 1896 by Edward Penfield — A red-haired woman in black stands before three grimacing masks
Harper's Weekly, Christmas 1894 by Edward Penfield — Santa Claus in an orange hood pushes through dark fir branches
Harper's, March 1897 by Edward Penfield — A couple in white and green walks past a line of waiting carriages
Chemins de Fer P.L.M.: Auvergne by Jules Chéret — A woman under a red parasol rides a donkey beside two children
Gran Plaza de Toros du Bois de Boulogne by Jules Chéret — A bullfighter in blue and yellow stands with sword and red cape
Pastilles Géraudel (Red Dress and Umbrella) by Jules Chéret — A woman in red runs through snow with her umbrella over her shoulder
Bains de Mer de Paramé by Jules Chéret — A seaside casino and hotel stretch along a crowded beach
Skating Rink de la Chaussée d'Antin by Jules Chéret — A couple on roller skates sweep forward arm in arm
Harper's, June 1896 by Edward Penfield — Clipped rose trees in green tubs line the path of a veiled woman
Fête du 14 Juillet: Distribution de Drapeaux, Le Bon Génie by Jules Chéret — A winged girl with a star in her hair flies in with an armful of flags
Kursaal de Lucerne by Jules Chéret — A long white hall flies Swiss flags on a lake below snowy peaks
Arlette Dorgère by Jules Chéret — A smiling woman in red and gold under a huge yellow hat
Harper's, May 1899 by Edward Penfield — A row of yellow daffodils rises from eight plum brown flowerpots
Halle aux Chapeaux 1892 by Jules Chéret — Laughing girls in huge bonnets whirl across pale grey and deep blue
Harper's, January 1895 by Edward Penfield — A man in a tweed overcoat tips his bowler to a woman in green
Halle aux Chapeaux by Jules Chéret — A woman in red settles a plumed hat above two girls in white
Bagnères-de-Luchon: Fête des Fleurs by Jules Chéret — A woman in red trails roses and anemones from long yellow gloves
Diorama au Jardin des Tuileries by Jules Chéret — The Statue of Liberty lifts her torch over a harbour of ships
Le Rappel, le Numéro 5c. by Jules Chéret — A plaited drummer in a black bicorne beats a red and gold drum
Casino d'Enghien by Jules Chéret — A girl in red gallops with a raised baton under bursting fireworks
Petit loden tailleur en laine d'Écosse [Little loden suit in Scottish wool] by Maurice Taquoy — A woman draws on a glove beside her golf clubs and leather bag
Au revoir! by Francisco Javier Gosé — A woman in a tan coat lifts her wide hat brim in farewell
Bourrasque [Gust of wind] by Fernand Siméon — A gust of wind whips a great black and brown cape around a woman
Chapeaux d'automne [Autumn hats] by Charles Martin — Ten numbered autumn hats laid out with their plumes and ribbons
La Promenade extra-muros [The walk beyond the walls] by Charles Martin — Two women in fur-trimmed jackets stand against scalloped lilac clouds
L'Averse intempestive, robe pour la Côte d'Azur de Worth [The untimely downpour, Côte d'Azur dress by Worth] by George Barbier — A woman dressed for the
Le Coup de vent [The Gust of Wind] by George Barbier — A gust turns a woman's parasol inside out under a shower of blossom