Daisies were named according to their "rise and shine" time. This cheerful flower opens up just as dawn is breaking and the day is beginning.
This vintage artwork of daisies crafted out of paper mâché c. 1970.
32 in tall x 37 in wide
$195
Visting the Vatican, a city-state surrounded by Rome, is not for those with weak necks or claustrophobia. After reserving your place in line, you'll be shuffled into the Sistine Chapel like cattle; shoulder to shoulder with tourists from all over the world, head tilted back, eyes pointed up. You'll need a glass of wine and a warm bath after that fresco fiasco.
This black and white print of the Vatican is from the mid-century.
22 in tall x 29 in wide
$89
The wind doesn't calm simply because you scream "too much." Sometimes (most times) things won't go as planned, but by changing your perception, you'll remain calmer than the eye of the storm.
This 1976 French yacht print by M. Mouly gives me all the feels.
24 in tall x 34 in wide
$195
We are all very familiar with the trite depressed artist narrative. A lot of art is indeed inspired by tragedy, that's why it's so refreshing to see a painting celebrating the mundane parts of life.
This 1970's Central American painting is bursting with brightness. Someone pass me my sunglasses.
16 in tall x 12 in wide
$49
When you said you wanted a splash of color in the room, you had no idea it'd be this intense. There is literally no way to feel sad in the presence of this vibrant wall splashing.
This 1976 abstract painting by Allie O'Leary is like a colorful Rorschach test. What do you see?
40 in x 40 in wide
$295
Warning: hanging this serene painting in your reading corner might just inspire you daily to unwind and disengage.
This vintage painting of a meadow and quaint building was painted in 1977.
23 in tall x 38 wide
$149
When the sun sets, it casts a quiet spell on all that it previously illuminated. "You've worked hard today, you can relax now."
These 1970s vintage art pieces feature botanical designs with scenic backgrounds.
Various sizes
$49-69
While some women are on the hunt f or the perfect pout, you're busy scouring flea markets, eBay and estate sales for art that embodies sensuality and playfulness. Look no further.
This large lips painting circa was painted by Allie O'Leary in 1977.
40 in wide x 40 in tall
$495
Flowers are beautiful on their own, but if you're gifting a bundle of buds, don't forget to present them in a unique way. You want your gift to live longer than a week, don't you?
These beautiful art glass vases were handcrafted in Damascus, Syria.
$29 - $95
“Medicine, law, business, engineering, these are noble pursuits and necessary to sustain life. But poetry, beauty, romance, love, these are what we stay alive for." -Dead Poet’s Society
Let’s go ahead and add “art” and “vintage furniture” to that list.
This vintage oil painting of a man is the work of Californian artist, Fran Johnston.
16 in wide x 19 in tall
$175
If you're going through hell, keep going. I guarantee that there will be brighter days ahead and that they will be full of laughter and joy. In the meantime, surround yourself with beautiful art to absorb all those bad energies circulating around.
This vintage 1970s brass wall sculpture is an original by artist Bijan J. Bijan.
42 in wide x 14 in tall x 5 in deep
$349
How nice it must be to be a giraffe. When you feel hanger approaching, you can just stretch your neck up and grab a low dangling fruit.
This mid-century metal giraffe sculpture is tall and in charge.
12 in tall x 8 in deep x 4 in wide
$69
What a positive, colorful message this art work would bring to any room; we should be celebrating each other's differences, not alienating one another because of them.
This vintage screen print on fabric was crafted in 1977 and features all the world's children. Hang this wall art in a classroom, community center, or pediatrician's office and watch smiles multiply.
24 in tall x 46 in wide
$129
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