• Top Panel: Claude Monet — The Luncheon (Le Déjeuner)

  This is a study of a private garden. It captures a candid, domestic moment with a table set for tea or a meal, where the play of light through the trees creates that signature “dappled” effect on the tablecloth and grass.

• Middle Panel: Camille Pissarro — The Orchard (The Kitchen Garden at L’Hermitage)

  • Pissarro was the master of rural landscapes. This piece focuses on the lush, dense greenery of a working garden. It’s famous for its “tapestry” look, where thousands of small green and yellow brushstrokes blend to create a vibrant, living atmosphere.

• Bottom Panel: Paul Cézanne — The Large Pine (The Pine Tree near Aix)

  • This work marks the transition from Impressionism to a more structured style. Cézanne uses the tall, vertical trunk of the pine tree to frame the warm, sun-soaked valley of Southern France in the background.

This curated collection brings together the greatest “plein air” painters of history. From Monet’s dappled sunlight to Cézanne’s structured landscapes, this triptych is a masterclass in how light defines our world. Perfect for a space that needs a breath of fresh air and timeless elegance.

A delicate, minimalist watercolor featuring two slender pink birds (likely storks or herons) facing each other. Set against a deep burgundy matte, this piece leans toward mid-century modern aesthetics.

Grace in symmetry. A minimalist study of form and color that adds a pop of sophisticated warmth to your walls.

A scientific-style framed triptych featuring the “Black Marlin,” “Bluefin Trevally,” and “Swordfish.” Each illustration includes the scientific name and the Swahili (Kis.) name, making it both an art piece and a cultural record.

Deep blue treasures. This botanical-style study of Indian Ocean marine life brings a touch of nautical sophistication to any study or lounge.

A framed set of three high-quality prints featuring works by world-renowned Impressionist masters.

• Top: Edgar Degas (Ballerinas).

• Middle: Vincent van Gogh (The Seine at Asnières).

• Bottom: Vincent van Gogh (The Thatch Cottages at Cordeville).

• Origin: European classic art reproductions.

A window into 19th-century France. This curated triptych brings the light of Van Gogh and the grace of Degas into your home.

A minimalist, modern calligraphic print on white cardstock. It features three variations of the Swahili root word for “Love”: Penda (Love), Pendwa (Be loved), and Pendeka (Be lovable/likable).

Love in every form. A beautiful typographic reminder of the Swahili philosophy of affection and community.

 Julia Venetian (East African contemporary series). steady hands and salt air. “Boatman” captures the quiet resilience of the coastal spirit.

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A vibrant, soulful watercolor print depicting a group of women in a market setting. The focal point is a woman having her hair braided, symbolizing community, beauty, and shared tradition.Part of a series by artist Julia Venetian, often celebrating coastal or rural East African life.

The art of the everyday. “Braids” celebrates the intimate bonds and vibrant colors of community life.

A powerful, textured oil painting on canvas depicting two African elephants charging through a dusty landscape. The brushwork is thick and energetic, capturing the movement and raw power of the “Big Five” by the renowned Artist Kinuthia.

Feel the thunder. “The African Giants” captures the raw, unbridled majesty of the savannah in every textured brushstroke.

Photo: 26cm*35

The Basílica i Temple Expiatori de la Sagrada Família in Barcelona, Spain. This is an impressionist-style painting of Antoni Gaudí’s unfinished masterpiece. It captures the towering spires and the vibrant life of the surrounding park. Unlike the other pieces, this is a classic European architectural souvenir or study, focusing on light and the grandeur of Gothic/Art Nouveau architecture.

Photo: 37cm*25cm

This is a linocut print. Cartoon Joseph is famous for his “Cartoon” style, which uses distorted, elongated figures to comment on social issues. The two profiles facing each other with flower-filled heads suggest the flow of ideas or rumors between people. It’s a playful but sharp look at human interaction and community chatter.