Europe is where many of us fell for travel, and this collection covers a lot of it: Greek islands, the French Riviera, Dublin, Danish and German harbors, Russian palaces, a Polish market square and a medieval Italian city. Nearly all of the pieces use loose, impressionist brushwork, with warm light on old stone and water full of reflections, so cities from different countries hang together easily. Think of it as European wall art you can build a travel wall around.
Mediterranean light
Our best-selling European piece in this collection is Heptapyrgion Fortress, an old stone tower in Thessaloniki rendered in a shimmer of small purple, yellow and blue strokes. On Rhodes, Mandraki Harbor sets three windmills behind moored fishing boats under a lavender and coral sky, and Koules Fortress guards the harbor of Heraklion above turquoise water. On the Riviera, Sunset Over Nice looks down on the Promenade des Anglais and the Baie des Anges in blocks of turquoise and amber, and Port of Nice sets white and blue fishing boats before yellow and coral buildings. See Greece and Nice.
Northern harbors and canals
Nyhavn Serenity stacks mustard, coral and deep blue canal houses above boats and cafe umbrellas in Copenhagen, and Kastellet Calm reflects a red-roofed building of the old star fortress in still water. In Hamburg, Speicherstadt Dreams lights the brick warehouses at dusk, and St. Michaelis Silhouette lifts a baroque church tower through morning fog. Ha'penny Bridge Views carries people over the Liffey in Dublin as the water turns orange and purple. Explore Copenhagen, Hamburg and Dublin.
Domes, palaces and market squares
Spilled Blood Splendor reflects the onion domes of the Church of the Savior on Spilled Blood in a Saint Petersburg canal, and Peterhof Grandeur sets gilded fountains before a yellow and white palace. Red Square Reflections doubles the jewel-toned domes of Saint Basil's in rain-wet cobblestones. In Poland, Krakow's Cloth Hall glows above market stalls behind roses and red poppies. See Saint Petersburg, Moscow and Krakow.
Building a European wall
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A travel gallery: pick three places you have visited, order one size, and hang them in a row.
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Warm rooms: the coral and turquoise of Greece and Nice suit sunny living rooms.
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Studies and libraries: the northern harbors and Russian palaces add depth and history.
Browse by country in Italy, France and Germany wall art, and read what to know before buying European city art.
