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Office Wall Art

Office wall art: fine art prints for the office, study and workspace, including landscapes, abstract art, calligraphy, celestial maps, etchings and vintage posters.

Artists include Hiroshi Yoshida (shin hanga woodblock prints of mountains and national parks, 1925–1926), Paul Klee, Charles Meryon (etchings of Paris, 1850s), Ludwig Deutsch, J. J. Grandville and Saul Bass. Other works include Bauhaus posters, Islamic and Chinese calligraphy, Andreas Cellarius's 17th-century celestial maps, Persian miniatures, and abstract compositions by Kazimir Malevich, Piet Mondrian and László Moholy-Nagy. Periods range from the 1300s to the 1950s.

Above a desk, a medium print hung 8 to 10 inches above the desktop keeps it in view when seated; larger works fit the wall facing the desk. All prints are museum-quality reproductions, available unframed or framed with acrylic glazing, with free shipping and import duties covered.

Aria, from the Goldberg Variations — Johann Sebastian Bach
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To peace and socialism, in the name of the brotherhood of all peoples. 25 October 1917 - 7 November 1918 by Alexander Zelensky — Three men in a rowing boat
Reading is one of the duties of a person by Sergey Ivanov — A worker and a woman read beside a stack of books
Who will win? Catch up and overtake — A red star locomotive races a dark green rival
Fragment of an Empire by Mikhail Evstafiev — A giant bearded man above red apartment towers
The last, decisive battle! — A soldier on the globe drives a bayonet at a fallen man
We pioneers are here in the library: come to us, read with us! — A pioneer holds up a book for children in a library
The work of Dobrokhim — Gas masks in war and in the wheat field
The Russian Communist Party, the tried leader of the working people, has led and will lead the Red Army to victory — A bearded commander ringed by army
Long live the international youth day, 4 September! — Four figures raise one red flag above a crowd
Without bringing up an internationalist, we will not build socialism — Seven marching pioneers with linked arms
Comrades! To arms for Soviet power. Long live communism! by Alexander Zelensky — A rifleman cries out before burning factories
Meine Harmonie: Title Page by Joseph Sattler — Cream letters and a treble clef on red bars and grey
Ex Libris Hans Müller-Brauel by Heinrich Vogeler — A bookplate pairing a thatched farmhouse with a man before a dolmen
Ex Libris J.C. Pflueger by Heinrich Vogeler — A bookplate with a ploughman, a shield and a rowed galley
Das Goldene Buch des Deutschen Volkes an der Jahrhundertwende by Joseph Sattler — A winged young man holds a sword above an open book
Pan by Joseph Sattler — A grinning satyr behind a ridge above looping white letters
Ex Libris Jan Freiherr von Wendelstadt by Joseph Sattler — A castle crag, drawbridge and coat of arms in deep blue
Ex Libris Philipp Graf zu Eulenburg by Joseph Sattler — A laurel-crowned youth among vines above a crowned shield
Ex Libris Harry Graf Kessler by Joseph Sattler — A woman's profile in streaming hair against a blue cloud sky
Ex Libris Alfred Hadelt by Heinrich Vogeler — A hooded profile against a ground of dotted flowers
Orario Cooperativo by Adolfo Hohenstein — A bare-shouldered figure drags the hands of a giant clock
Caffaro: Giornale Politico Quotidiano di Gran Formato by Aleardo Villa — A woman in a cream dress reads a broadsheet against a green ground
Why Do the Landlord and the Kulak Sharpen Their Knives at the Communist? by Aleksandr Lebedev (Avel) — Two panels pit a Communist against knife-wielding
Metalworker, remember that only you can give the front the most essential help by Vasily Kostyanitsyn — A metalworker hugs an artillery shell before warships
Long live the fifth anniversary of the great proletarian revolution! Fourth Congress of the Communist International by Ivan Simakov — A worker raises a hammer
Propaganda stand (Workers of the world unite) by Gustav Klutsis — Folded red and black frames carrying lettering in three scripts
The whole province reads — Four newspaper mastheads held by a worker, a peasant and two boys
Trade unions are the pillar of Soviet power. Trade union members, all to the elections of the Baku Soviet! — A curving column of workers winds up toward a new
Peasant! You will not have a single nail, nor a single arshin of cloth, while there is even one bandit in your village — A giant in a red shirt points at
A bad gas mask — A soldier clutches his throat beside a comrade in a gas mask
Everyone join the fight against illiteracy! The great book lottery of the society "Down with Illiteracy" — Orange and violet stacks of books climb a black
Peasant! The Red Army will protect your crops from the predators by Vasily Kostyanitsyn — A sower in a broad hat looks back at marching columns on the hills
Under the banner of Lenin, for socialist construction by Gustav Klutsis — Two overlaid portraits above cranes and a mine headframe
Scientific organisation of labour raises its productivity — Red and black block capitals around a diagonal arrow and a clock
Not a Single Illiterate in the USSR by Elizaveta Kruglikova — A mother and her daughter with a primer beside the samovar
The Red Army: the armed force of the USSR for the defence of the interests of the working people — A red and black star ringed by photographs of drilling
Books are the source of knowledge. Citizens, take care of the libraries by Nikolai Kupreyanov — A woman in orange holds an open book before purple chimneys
Ilyich's 3 testaments: to learn, to learn, to learn: fulfil them! Take up a book! — A blue-toned portrait above books and factory chimneys
The October Revolution is a bridge to a bright future — A locomotive with a red flag crosses a stone viaduct
We are destroying the borders between countries — Two workers smash a frontier post on a green globe
This shall not be! by Dmitry Moor — A caricatured general strides over fallen bodies under a red sky
In the future... Why not now? — A figure whose head is a tangle of hoses, lenses and a pipe
On the front of socialist construction by Gustav Klutsis — Photographs of workers pasted beside a block of red paper
Women workers and peasant women! Under the banner of the RCP, under the Lenin banner! — Two women gaze toward a lit village beneath a crane
Everywhere, always, inseparably with us is Lenin — A monument in fans of orange light above chimneys and cranes
Without Ilyich, but with Lenin: Lenin Week, 16-22 January — A red-orange standing figure in a cap inside a broad black border
Ornaldo — A turbaned figure linked by teal lines to cities of the world
Construction of new textile mills: we are not the kind who fear difficulties; we will fulfil the five-year plan in four years — A factory map of Russia beside