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Blind emboss on handmade paper by @cheryl_humphreys Minimalist art offers a highly purified form of beauty. Gaining popularity in the 1960s, Minimalism identifies works of art most often comprised of geometric shapes in simple arrangements. Tap the link in bio to view our 'Minimalism' works

Series of hyper-realistic drawings by artist Bella McGoldrick She uses color pencils to create these works, often taking the artist 60 hours per piece, that can at first appear photographic. Explore more of Bella's drawings and limited edition prints by tapping the link in bio

@carla_cascales_alimbau celebrates her Andalusian and Mediterranean roots embodying in her ceramics and sculptures, the textures of whitewashed and irregular houses that perfectly adapt to their surroundings. View Carla's minimalist designs via the link in bio Source: @galeriasenda

1940s Rudolf Schindler-designed The Lechner House in Los Angeles, California Styled by @michaelreynoldsnyc Story by #NancyHaas Photo by @anthonycotsifas / Source: @studioshamshiri

Mixed with a modern and romantic aesthetic, @marleighculver’s prints bring personality to all spaces. Interior design and space by @rroshe.interiors Explore Marleigh Culver’s limited edition prints via the link in bio

New Abstract Paintings by Luke Chiswell The Australian artist behind Trophies continues his painting practice with Asemic writing. Asemic writing is foundational to Chiswell’s work. Text moves from legible to abstract evoking an intuitive response to mark making. In his new work his script is separated further from its meaning through cropping and scale. These methods intentionally focus the characteristically nonsensical text as the connecting and driving force a...cross the otherwise disconnected works. I’m interested in pushing language away by breaking it and using it as a starting point for a different intention, then putting it back together. - Luke Chiswell Explore these new paintings: http://bit.ly/35Fz0vL

A congratulations to Tappan Artist Georgia Elrod for her feature in the latest issue of New American Paintings and juried by New York Magazine's Senior Art Critic Jerry Saltz Explore Georgia's works and learn more about her practice: https://bit.ly/3oaNLkj

Marleigh Culver creates original paintings and prints with playful colors, reflecting the artist's own personality, as well as her love for an effervescent aesthetic. See more of her collection via link in bio

Statement works can help define a space and tell a story. We are inspired by the home of Nicola Del Roscio and his copy of a Picasso hanging over the Twombly Gothic chair. Explore our statement works to achieve this look and bring a story into your space by tapping the link in bio Source: @tmagazine

What does capturing the essence of the individual mean in 2020, and beyond? One of the most traditional subjects in art history has been the portrait, which usually evokes the era of commissioned paintings by wealthy aristocrats in a time before modern photography, and the invention of the selfie. And though the access to seeing one’s self is no longer limited by economic means like that of centuries past, the beauty of the portrait still holds true. In a mirror (or a front-f...acing camera) we have access to how we see ourselves, but through the eyes of a painter, sculptor or photographer we are subject to how others see us. Explore our new collection, "The Modern Portrait": https://bit.ly/3lU1PNd

#NewArrivals by Dana Veraldi Dana Veraldi’s new series of text-based watercolors transforms fleeting text messages with loved ones into permanent reminders to be memorialized as works of art. https://bit.ly/33YUXbg

#NewArrivals by Jan Prengel German artist Jan Prengel’s newly launched and trending series of photographs, Plants From Space, depicts portraits of various flowers, inviting us to contemplate the complex and otherworldly beauty of plants. Explore his new works: https://bit.ly/39pjVC0

Harolds Club in Reno in process by artist @bellamcgoldrick. Bella McGoldrick is an Australian artist, currently living in NYC. She uses color pencils to create these works, often taking the artist 60 hours per piece, that can at first appear photographic. Explore her #NewArrivals: https://bit.ly/33lWHuM

A look into Sara Decou's LA home that features her curation of color pop artworks and playful sculptures. Explore more of #TappanCollector Sara Decou's space and learn about her journey as someone fascinated by art by tapping the link below: https://bit.ly/2H1sFEv ... Sculpture by @fjneman See more