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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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Job and His Daughters (Book of Job, Plate 20) by William Blake — Job tells his daughters his story in a room of painted roundels
Job's Sacrifice (Book of Job, Plate 18) by William Blake — Job prays at a burning altar as his friends kneel behind him
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
Behemoth and Leviathan (Book of Job, Plate 15) by William Blake — Job is shown the great beasts Behemoth and Leviathan
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
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
Thus Did Job Continually (Book of Job, Plate 1) by William Blake — Job and his family pray beneath a tree hung with silent instruments
Gaspard de la Nuit by Félicien Rops — Demons swarm a figure at a desk under a crescent moon
Theology (from the Tarocchi, Series C: Liberal Arts, no. 30) by Master of the E-Series Tarocchi — Two-faced Theology stands above a dome scattered with stars
Genius of Time (from the Tarocchi, Series B: Cosmic Principles & Virtues, no. 32) by Master of the E-Series Tarocchi — A winged youth holds aloft a dragon
Mars (from the Tarocchi, Series A: Firmaments of the Universe, no. 45) by Master of the E-Series Tarocchi — Armoured Mars enthroned on a chariot with a wolf at
The Parsifal Series, No. 1 by Hilma af Klint — Concentric rings spiral inward to a point of light in a dark wash
Der Handschuch Auswendig by Unknown artist — A magic glove marked with sigils, a sun face and an eye in a star
Caracteres Spirituum Elementarium: Ignis, Aqua, Terra et Aeris by Unknown artist — Twelve sigils of the elemental spirits drawn in bold black ink
So pflegt der Astharots zu erscheinen by Unknown artist — A grinning horned demon dances with green snakes about its body
Der Handschuch bey der Operation inwendig by Unknown artist — An open palm marked with planetary signs, a sigil and a watching eye
So erscheinet der Höllen-Hund Cerberus by Unknown artist — A three-headed hound with dragon, human and whiskered heads
Compendium Rarissimum totius Artis Magicae (Title Page) by Unknown artist — Two skeletons guard a draped tablet beneath a winged hourglass
Gold Seal, from Cyprianus by Unknown artist — A red seal of circle and triangles painted on burnished gold leaf
The Wheel of Wisdom, a Magical Treatise by Henry Dawson Lea — A ringed wheel of angels and planets around an interlaced trinity
Circulus Operationis Magicae by Unknown artist — A skull, oil lamp, sword and smoking censer inside a ring of sigils
Characteres Spirituum Bonorum by Unknown artist — Bold black sigils of the good spirits in rows across a tan page
Anzug des Operateurs bei der magischen Beschwörung by Unknown artist — A long-bearded magician in a skull-patterned robe raises his wand
Arithmetic (from the Tarocchi, Series C: Liberal Arts, no. 25) by Master of the E-Series Tarocchi — A veiled woman with a rayed halo counts coins into her open
Mercury (from the Tarocchi, Series A: Firmaments of the Universe, no. 42) by Master of the E-Series Tarocchi — Winged-hatted Mercury plays a pipe, a caduceus
Justice (from the Tarocchi, Series B: Cosmic Principles & Virtues, no. 37) by Master of the E-Series Tarocchi — A long-haired woman holds an upright sword and
Temperance (from the Tarocchi, Series B: Cosmic Principles & Virtues, no. 34) by Master of the E-Series Tarocchi — A woman tips a jug at her breast towards a
Planetarium: opus de fabrica jorarii magistralis by Unknown artist — A golden sun rides a red pointer across rings of zodiac names
The Five, No Title by Hilma af Klint — A yellow oval rises from blue petals inside a rounded pastel frame
Die Hexe von Endor, Lehrmeisterin aller Hexen by Unknown artist — A hunched old woman in a red hooded robe leans on two sticks
So erscheinen gewöhnlich die bösen, bei Necromantischen Operationen by Unknown artist — Five red cut-paper devils tumble across a grey manuscript page
Masonic Chart (1872) by Unknown artist — A youth kneels at a candlelit stone altar beneath an all-seeing eye
The Chariot of Hermes by Éliphas Lévi — A crowned young man in armour rides a chariot drawn by two sphinxes
The Prince of Darkness; Dagol by Unknown artist — A red demon with bat wings rises from fire clutching a severed arm
Memento Mori by Hendrick Hondius I — A winged hourglass stands on a skull beside a candle and an open book
The US Series, Group VIII, No. 6 by Hilma af Klint — Two rose-ringed crosses in a tall diamond over black and orange
Frontispiece of Mundus Subterraneus, Volume 1 by Athanasius Kircher — Wind gods blow on the globe beneath a winged orb and two suns
Astrology (from the Tarocchi, Series C: Liberal Arts, no. 29) by Master of the E-Series Tarocchi — A winged woman in a star-tipped crown points her rod toward
Liefdespaar en de Dood by Unknown artist — Death plays the violin behind two lovers making music at a table
Seal of Approbata, from Cyprianus by Unknown artist — A red six-pointed star ringed by zodiac signs and angular sigils
Two Distillers at the Twin Column (Liber de arte distillandi, title page) by Hieronymus Brunschwig — Two distillers tend twin furnaces by a column wound with
Jupiter (from the Tarocchi, Series A: Firmaments of the Heavens) by Master of the E-Series Tarocchi — Crowned Jupiter sits in an almond-shaped frame beneath
Magical Symbols and Instruments by Francis Barrett — Candles, a crystal, a magic circle and the archangel Michael's table
Dragon Devouring a Lizard, from Cyprianus by Unknown artist — A crowned dragon with red wings bites a black lizard above a cross