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Hallway Wall Art

Hallway wall art: fine art prints for hallways and corridors, including vintage movie posters, Bauhaus posters, engravings, esoteric prints and sets of two or three prints.

The largest group is William Blake's engravings for the Book of Job (1825). Other works include 15th-century Tarocchi engravings, 18th-century esoteric and zodiac prints, movie posters by Saul Bass, exhibition posters by Henri Matisse, abstract works by Paul Klee, panels from Hieronymus Bosch's Haywain Triptych and Andreas Cellarius's celestial maps. Dates range from 1465 to 1960.

In a narrow hallway, small and medium prints hung in a row at eye level, evenly spaced, read best as you walk past. All prints are museum-quality reproductions, available unframed or framed with acrylic glazing, with free shipping and import duties covered.

Impromptu in G-flat — Franz Schubert
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Atalanta Fugiens, Emblem 41: Adonis Is Slain by a Boar by Michael Maier — A fallen soldier, a woman in alarm and a boar bounding off
Atalanta Fugiens, Emblem 11: Whiten Latona and Tear Your Books by Michael Maier — A seated woman is washed by one man while another tears a book
Venice, the Rio dei Mendicanti Looking North with the Church of San Lazzaro dei Mendicanti by Francesco Guardi — A pale hospital front and gondolas along a
Girl in a Plumed Hat by William Hogarth — A smiling young woman in a feathered cap and ruffled collar
Don Juan Bazo de Moreda by Francisco de Zurbarán — A full-length man in black, red breeches and spurred boots
Night Heron on a Snowy Pine Branch by Ohara Koson — A hunched heron on a snow-laden pine branch
Snowy Landscape with Mount Fuji by Ohara Koson — Snow falls over Mount Fuji and a traveller on a trestle bridge
Japanese Wagtail at a Waterfall by Ohara Koson — A small wagtail stands on a black rock below a falling torrent
Two Grey Starlings by Ohara Koson — Two starlings share a bare branch beside a grey trunk
Bird in Downward Flight by Ohara Koson — A bird dives head-first beneath a hanging vine
The Four Apostles: St John and St Peter by Albrecht Dürer — A red-robed man and a grey-bearded man with a golden key
The Four Apostles: St Mark and St Paul by Albrecht Dürer — Two apostles in a pale mantle and dark robe, with book and sword
The Assumption of the Virgin by El Greco — The Virgin rises on a crescent moon above astonished men at a tomb
The Immaculate Conception by Bartolomé Esteban Murillo — The Virgin rises in white and blue above a cloud of winged infants
Saint Martin and the Beggar by El Greco — A knight in gilded armour on a white horse beside a bare-chested man
The Good Shepherd by Bartolomé Esteban Murillo — A barefoot child with a crook and three sheep under a golden sky
The Dance of Death: Die Nunne (The Nun) by Hans Holbein the Younger — A skeleton snuffs an altar candle as a nun turns to a lute player
The Dance of Death: Daß Altweyb (The Old Woman) by Hans Holbein the Younger — Two skeletons, one wreathed in leaves, hurry a bent old woman along
The Dance of Death: Der Keyser (The Emperor) by Hans Holbein the Younger — A skeleton leans over the throne, its arm across an emperor's crown
The Dance of Death: Der Edelman (The Nobleman) by Hans Holbein the Younger — A nobleman swings his sword as a skeleton drags him by the coat
The Dance of Death: Der Thůmherr (The Canon) by Hans Holbein the Younger — A hooded skeleton holds an hourglass before a canon at a church door
The Dance of Death: Der Ratßherr (The Councillor) by Hans Holbein the Younger — A devil with bellows whispers to a councillor as a beggar pleads
The Dance of Death: Die wapen deß Thotß (The Coat of Arms of Death) by Hans Holbein the Younger — A man and a woman flank a torn shield bearing a grinning skull
The Dance of Death: Gebeyn aller menschen (The Trumpeters of Death) by Hans Holbein the Younger — Skeletons blow long trumpets before a charnel house heaped
The Dance of Death: Der Predicant (The Preacher) by Hans Holbein the Younger — A skeleton in a stole rises behind a preacher in his pulpit
The Dance of Death: Der Fürspräch (The Advocate) by Hans Holbein the Younger — A skeleton watches as coins change hands between two townsmen
The Dance of Death: Der Ackerman (The Ploughman) by Hans Holbein the Younger — A skeleton drives the horses for a ploughman in a sunlit field
The Dance of Death: Der Bapst (The Pope) by Hans Holbein the Younger — A skeleton leans at the pope's shoulder as he crowns an emperor
The Dance of Death: Adam bawgt die erden (Adam Tilling the Ground) by Hans Holbein the Younger — Adam digs the ground with a skeleton beside him as Eve nurses
The Dance of Death: Der Pfarrherr (The Pastor) by Hans Holbein the Younger — A skeleton with a lantern and bell walks ahead of a priest
The Dance of Death: Der Cardinal (The Cardinal) by Hans Holbein the Younger — A skeleton lifts the cardinal's hat as he hands over a sealed letter
The Dance of Death: Der Bischoff (The Bishop) by Hans Holbein the Younger — A skeleton leads a mitred bishop away as his shepherds scatter
The Dance of Death: Der Apt (The Abbot) by Hans Holbein the Younger — A skeleton in a mitre drags a stout abbot off by his robe
The Dance of Death: Daß Iung kint (The Child) by Hans Holbein the Younger — A skeleton leads a small child away from a cottage hearth
The Dance of Death: Der Rych man (The Miser) by Hans Holbein the Younger — A skeleton scoops coins from a miser's table in his vaulted strongroom
The Dance of Death: Der Schiffman (The Sailor) by Hans Holbein the Younger — A skeleton grips a broken spar on a ship pitching in heavy seas
La lealtad (Loyalty), from Los Disparates by Francisco de Goya — Grinning men point and jeer at a hooded figure with eyes closed
Las exhortaciones (The Exhortations), from Los Disparates by Francisco de Goya — A gaunt man lectures a bowed figure while a crowd drags at them
Disparate claro (Clear Folly), from Los Disparates by Francisco de Goya — Figures lift a vast dark canopy as a man tumbles head over heels
Disparate de carnaval (Carnival Folly), from Los Disparates by Francisco de Goya — Masked carnival revellers clash nose to nose under a man on stilts
Disparate alegre (Merry Folly), from Los Disparates by Francisco de Goya — Three men and three young women whirl in a wild ring dance
Disparate pobre (Poor Folly), from Los Disparates by Francisco de Goya — A woman in black strides away from hooded old women in a doorway
Disparate general (General Folly), from Los Disparates by Francisco de Goya — A dark crowd surges around a gaunt cloaked figure
Los ensacados (The Men in Sacks), from Los Disparates by Francisco de Goya — A procession of men tied in sacks shuffles into the dark
Disparate desordenado (Disorderly Folly), from Los Disparates by Francisco de Goya — A two-headed couple joined in one body jeer at a crowd
Disparate cruel (Cruel Folly), from Los Disparates by Francisco de Goya — A man with a long staff clamps another who cries out beneath him
Disparate ridículo (Ridiculous Folly), from Los Disparates by Francisco de Goya — A row of muffled figures perched on a great bare branch
Disparate de miedo (Folly of Fear), from Los Disparates by Francisco de Goya — A towering sheeted phantom sends soldiers sprawling in the dark