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Shop by Room · 1647 prints

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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The Vision of God (Book of Job, Plate 17) by William Blake — The Lord appears to Job and his wife in a burst of light
The Fall of Satan (Book of Job, Plate 16) by William Blake — Satan falls headlong into flames from before the Lord's throne
Behemoth and Leviathan (Book of Job, Plate 15) by William Blake — Job is shown the great beasts Behemoth and Leviathan
When the Morning Stars Sang Together (Book of Job, Plate 14) by William Blake — Four morning stars sing with raised arms above the Lord and Job
The Lord Answering Job out of the Whirlwind (Book of Job, Plate 13) by William Blake — The Lord speaks to Job and his wife out of the whirlwind
I Am Young and Ye Are Very Old (Book of Job, Plate 12) by William Blake — A young man points to the stars as Job and his friends listen
The Just Upright Man Is Laughed to Scorn (Book of Job, Plate 10) by William Blake — Job's three friends point accusing fingers at the patient man
Let the Day Perish Wherein I Was Born (Book of Job, Plate 8) by William Blake — Job lifts his arms to curse the day as his friends bow beside him
Job's Comforters (Book of Job, Plate 7) by William Blake — Three friends raise their arms in grief at the sight of Job
Satan Smiting Job with Sore Boils (Book of Job, Plate 6) by William Blake — Satan stands over the stricken Job pouring boils from a vial
Then Went Satan Forth from the Presence of the Lord (Book of Job, Plate 5) by William Blake — Satan leaps from the Lord's presence as Job shares bread with a
The Messengers Tell Job of His Misfortunes (Book of Job, Plate 4) by William Blake — A messenger runs to Job and his wife with news of ruin
The Destruction of Job's Sons (Book of Job, Plate 3) by William Blake — Winged Satan brings the house down on Job's sons and daughters
When the Almighty Was Yet with Me (Book of Job, Plate 2) by William Blake — An enthroned elder in light above Job's household and the angels
Thus Did Job Continually (Book of Job, Plate 1) by William Blake — Job and his family pray beneath a tree hung with silent instruments
Prudence (from the Tarocchi, Series B: Cosmic Principles & Virtues, no. 35) by Master of the E-Series Tarocchi — Two-faced Prudence studies her mirror while a
So erscheinet die Lilles by Unknown artist — A hooded skeleton with a scythe rides a starved horse across a hill
Caracter Eliles, Astharots, Belzebub and Sathan by Unknown artist — Demon sigils above two skeletons and a grinning snake-haired mask
Geometry (from the Tarocchi, Series C: Liberal Arts, no. 24) by Master of the E-Series Tarocchi — Geometry draws a square beside a circle and triangle above a
The Angel of the Eighth Sphere (from the Tarocchi, Series A: Firmaments of the Universe, no. 48) by Master of the E-Series Tarocchi — A young angel raises a
The Angel of the Ninth Sphere (from the Tarocchi, Series A: Firmaments of the Universe, no. 49) by Master of the E-Series Tarocchi — A winged angel lifts a
Forteza (from the Tarocchi, Series B: Cosmic Principles & Virtues, no. 36) by Master of the E-Series Tarocchi — Fortitude in a lion's-head hood breaks a
Philosophy (from the Tarocchi, Series C: Liberal Arts, no. 28) by Master of the E-Series Tarocchi — Philosophy with lance and Medusa shield, her long hair
Genius of the World (from the Tarocchi, Series B: Cosmic Principles & Virtues, no. 33) by Master of the E-Series Tarocchi — A winged youth holds up a starry
Ein böser dienstbarer Geist Astaroth by Unknown artist — Two red cut-paper demons, a helmeted fish and a club-swinging beast
Luna (from the Tarocchi, Series A: Firmaments of the Heavens) by Master of the E-Series Tarocchi — The moon goddess drives a two-horse chariot above a quiet bay
Signs of the Zodiac: Leo, the Lion by Unknown artist — A golden lion strides in an oval above a meadow of figures and birds
Signs of the Zodiac: Aquarius, the Water Carrier by Unknown artist — A horned, cat-faced creature holds a net above a seated figure
Signs of the Zodiac: Scorpio, the Scorpion by Unknown artist — A green scorpion above a woman bending over a sleeping figure
Ship of Fools by Hieronymus Bosch — Revellers crowd a little boat, gaping at a cake on a string
The Dance of Death: The Last Judgment by Hans Holbein the Younger — Christ sits in judgment above a starry globe as the dead rise
The Dance of Death: The Creation by Hans Holbein the Younger — God draws Eve from the side of the sleeping Adam among animals
Jacob and the Angel by Gustave Moreau — A haloed angel calmly holds back a straining, red-haired man
Kullervo Cursing by Akseli Gallen-Kallela — A barefoot young man raises his fist to the sky in a pine forest
Die Gelassenheit: the Triangle over the Sphere (Theosophia revelata) by Jakob Böhme — A winged eye between a blazing triangle and a starry sphere
Obelisk Plate with Eagle and Cherubs (Oedipus Aegyptiacus) by Athanasius Kircher — Cherubs hoist an obelisk between four towers of hieroglyphs
The Macrocosm: Concentric Spheres in Clouds (Utriusque Cosmi, Tractatus Primus) by Robert Fludd — The universe in rings of fire and stars wrapped in a wreath
The Heavenly and Earthly Eve: Jungfrau Sophia and the Rosa Crucis by Unknown artist — A sun-headed woman above a hand-coloured tree of alchemical circles
Death with a Serpent and an Eagle (Aurora Consurgens) by Unknown artist — A gaunt figure clutches a red crayfish, a black eagle at its back
Figura Divina Theosoph. Philosoph. Cabalist. nec non Magica & Chymica by Unknown artist — A golden sun and starred triangles crown a tree of alchemical roundels
Plate XVIII: Chymie, an Allegory of Chemistry (Encyclopédie) by Jean Le Rond d'Alembert and Denis Diderot (eds.) — Kneeling giants shoulder a globe under a
Emblems of Sixteen Alchemic Philosophers in Roundels (Basilica Philosophica) by Johann Daniel Mylius — Sixteen alchemical emblems in roundels above
Mons Philosophorum: the Mountain of the Philosophers by Unknown artist — Seekers approach a crowned mountain guarded by a green lion
Jünglingsgruppe in Braun by Oskar Schlemmer — A column of masklike young heads turned to the left in earthy browns
Women on Stairway by Oskar Schlemmer — Five doll-like figures gather in a tall grey stairwell
See Fierce Belinda on the Baron Flies by Harry Clarke — Courtiers in towering wigs gather at a draped banquet table
The Masqueraders by Edmund Dulac — Masked figures hurry beside a sedan chair at dusk
La tour enchantée- Titlepage by Albert Robida — A flooded town beneath a tower spouting water