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Portraits & Figures Art Prints

Portrait and figure art prints: paintings, prints and posters in which people are the main subject, including portraits, self-portraits and figure scenes. Artists include Amrita Sher-Gil (Indian figure paintings and self-portraits, 1930s), John Singer Sargent, Gustav Klimt, Félix Vallotton, Edward Hopper, Jacques-Louis David, Edgar Degas, Ito Shinsui (Japanese bijinga woodblock prints) and Caspar David Friedrich.

A large group is 19th-century Orientalist genre painting by Jean-Léon Gérôme, Rudolf Ernst, Ludwig Deutsch and Étienne Dinet, showing scholars, merchants, guards and musicians in Cairo and North Africa.

The single portraits suit bedrooms, entryways and studies; the larger figure scenes work above a sofa, sideboard or dining table. All prints are museum-quality reproductions, available unframed or framed with low-glare acrylic glazing, with free shipping and import duties covered.

Prelude, from Cello Suite No. 1 — Johann Sebastian Bach
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The Grim Game: Houdini (1919) — A crowd of uniformed men pin down a man in a leather harness
The Cheat (1923) — A woman in furs looks up at a man in an orange turban
The Invisible Man: Catch Me If You Can (1933) by Karoly Grosz — Two yellow eyes glow in a face half lost in darkness
She Done Him Wrong (1933) — A heavy-lidded face in long blue earrings against a red ground
The Kid (1921) — A mustached man in green hugs a red-haired child to his shoulder
Pleasures of the Rich (1926) — A top-hatted man and a bobbed woman stand behind a red fan
Dracula (1938) — A green-lit face glares down from the dark above the title
Rebecca (1940) — A couple looks aside above a pale woman in white and a lit manor
Scarface (1932) — A scowling man with a clenched fist stands near a startled woman
Foolish Wives (1922) — A huge smiling face looms over a woman reclining on a couch
A Streetcar Named Desire (1951) by Bill Gold — A man grips a woman's wrist inside a brushed red frame
The Red Circle (1915) by Alonzo Myron Kimball — A woman in profile in a swirl of red and navy strokes
Spies: Fritz Lang (1928) by Glen Cravath — A man bends over a woman beneath two glowing lamp-eyes
The Benson Murder Case (1930) — A spotlight beam picks out a profile among staring green eyes
Psycho (1960) — A woman in a slip looks back over her shoulder from a yellow halftone
Skandal (1929) by Eric Rohman — A stern man in evening dress looms behind a woman and a lightning bolt
Lucretia Lombard (1923) — A woman recoils as a dark hand meets hers over a curling wisp of smoke
I Walked with a Zombie (1943) by William Rose — A ghostly woman, a staring eye and a green hand reaching out
The Rose of Blood (1917) — A woman looks down at a red rose, pearls hanging over a dark dress
To Have and Have Not (1944) — A giant face and a woman in a satin gown against a cream ground
The Man Who Laughs (1928) — A masked man in a black cloak holds a woman in a red gown
La Poule aux Oeufs d'Or (1905) by Cândido de Faria — A golden egg splits and coins pour down on two delighted peasants
Komödianten: Asta Nielsen (1913) by Ernst Deutsch-Dryden — A pale clown face with shadowed eyes above a wide white ruff
North by Northwest (1959) by Saul Bass — A man in a grey suit tumbles through a black square and a red panel
Queen Christina (1933) — Two portraits of one star, a huge face and a small figure in a gown
The Hungry Heart (1917) — A woman with butterfly wings drifts past a vine of red roses
The Hidden Valley (1916) — A wreathed woman glances sideways out of deep blue shadow
The Mummy (1932) by Karoly Grosz — A bandaged face looms over a woman against a wall of hieroglyphs
Lill & Bror: The Kid Brother (1927) by Eric Rohman — Two scowling men in grey hats loom over a man in round glasses
The Public Enemy (1931) — A scowling man and a sidelong blonde share a green circle
Freaks (1932) — Red block letters sit above a woman on a striped couch
Skirts (1921) — A dancer in an orange skirt leaps above a row of kneeling women
The Passion of Joan of Arc (1929) — A woman in a pale cap gazes up through climbing orange flames
Afgrunden: Asta Nielsen (1922) — A sidelong glance beneath an enormous white feather headdress
Life Is a Moment, Art Is Eternal (1916) — A pale-gowned woman looms over a man falling in a dark cloak
The Web of Desire (1917) — Two tiny men in dark suits perch on a web held by two hands
Cinématographe Lumière (1895) by Henri Brispot — Top hats and bowlers crowd under a round white lamp
Edison's Greatest Marvel: The Vitascope (1896) — A dancer in a gilt frame faces rows of hats in a dark theatre
Paola del Monte (White Veil) by Alfred Choubrac — A pale shawl of pink blossoms drawn over dark curls on a yellow ground
Trianon, 80 Bd Rochechouart by Georges Meunier — Cherries and a tall glass on a yellow table between two hatted women
Ohé! Ohé! On Va Ouvrir by Alfred Choubrac — A plumed hat and a raised fan above a bright yellow skirt
Salon des Cent, Salon de la Plume by Henri-Gabriel Ibels — A masked harlequin, a painter in white and a tiny ballerina
Bullier: Bal Masqué by Georges Meunier — Black skirts swing over a petticoat sprinkled with yellow flowers
Lyse Berty by Alfred Choubrac — Interlaced fingers beneath a tilted face, a peach gown fading away
Ellen Willa by Alfred Choubrac — A hitched skirt, black lace and huge striped sleeves on orange slashes
Lucienne Muguet by Alfred Choubrac — Lily of the valley on a straw bonnet tied with a long red ribbon
Trianon-Concert: Jane Dhénin by Alfred Choubrac — A black hat heaped with yellow plumes above ropes of pearls
Alcazar d'Hiver by Alfred Choubrac — A dancer lifts her flowered skirt on a giant plate held up by one hand