Open access art

For his exhibition, 'Pop Culture Postage,' designer Clark Orr created a set of pop culture art prints based on TV and film.

Looking for free vintage art to dress up your home? I have curated 35 of my favorite vintage art that are ready for you to download.

If you enjoy vintage art, paintings and sketches you will love these 250 free vintage art prints for instant download! This curated collection is a perfect gallery wall.

No nonprofit can afford to be an island. As tempting as it may be to stay in your comfort zone, wearing blinders that enable you to forge straight ahead without noticing what’s going on around you, this is a dangerous practice. Because sometimes the landscape changes dramatically. And when it does,…

Today I wanted to talk about the vintage art that you saw when you visited my 2022 Spring Home Tour last week. Decorating with antique or vintage artwork is really trending in home decor right now, but honestly, I'm hooked and will likely be filling my home with vintage public domain artwork for years to come! WHAT IS PUBLIC DOMAIN ARTWORK Basically, public domain art is copyright free and can be used freely by anyone. And, the artist doesn't have to be sourced. Which seems a real shame to…

Want to hang art on a bookcase but afraid that it will block access to the books behind it? Click here to find out how to solve that problem.

‘Priestess of Delphi’ was created in 1891 by John Collier in Romanticism style. Find more prominent pieces of mythological painting at Wikiart.org – best visual art database.

Mae Lutz on Instagram: "Free artwork?! YES! Just Google “open access” and find THOUSANDS of free downloadable pieces of artwork that you are allowed to print and use! My two favorite sites are the @smithsonian and @ngadc! Then you can print them at your favorite print shop however big or small you want! I printed mine through @bigwalldecor because I already own one of their frames! PS a new BIGGER rug is coming soon to complement my big artwork and cabinets!"

Albert Marquet (French, 1875-1947), Fenêtre ouverte sur la baie d'Alger, 1943. Oil on canvas, 22 x 15 in.

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