Fine Art - Art Prints - Wall Art - Bronze Sculptures

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  • Fine ArtOriginal Art
    Original art including hand-colored lithographs. Native American Art and Oriental Art
  • SculptureSculptures and statues, bronze statues.
    Modern sculpture and bronze statues - one of the most popular types of outdoor sculptures.
  • Charles LeonardCharles Leonard Art Prints and Etchings
    Charles Leonard has created hand colored etchings, watercolors and hand colored giclees. His work spans several themes such as fish, golf, cigars, and animals.
  • Wall ArtWall Art
    Metal Wall Art and Iron Decor - trendy contemporary art pieces.
  • Framed ArtFramed Art
    Framed art for your home. Modern art and kids framed art for interior decorating.
  • Unframed ArtUnframed Art
    Unframed art and poster art - complete your walls with art your frame yourself.
  • Kids Wall ArtKids Art - Kids Room Decor
    Kids bedroom art and art for kids rooms - fun prints and framed art for decorating kids spaces.
  • NASCAR ImagesNASCAR,NASCAR Images,Dale Earnhardt Jr, Jeff Gordon
    Framed NASCAR images and NASCAR posters. Unframed NASCAR photos.
  • EaselsEasels - Art Easels
    Display easels including floor easels and wall easels for showcasing your favorite art piece.
Quality fine art, art prints, wall art and sculptures at your art store, all at discount prices. Please call or email us if you have any questions or need help finding something.

Artwork is often the final decorating touch in a room. As one of the elements that can bring a room together, art brings interest and color to the wall spaces, provides a focal point and generally livens up the place. Artwork is one of the elements that can instantly warm up a space and make it feel like home. Art can expand a space both visually and emotionally, add color and infuse welcome doses of personality and interest in a room.

Tips for Choosing & Hanging Artwork

One large painting can make a statement and keeps things simple. It can also call attention to the focal point of the room. When hanging art over a piece of furniture it should not be longer than the width of the furniture.
In general, artwork should be hung so that the center point of the picture or grouping is at about eye level for the average person. One tip suggests to always hang your art at 57" on center. "On center" means that the middle of the picture is at 57". Interestingly, the 57" standard represents the average human eye-height and is regularly used as a standard in many galleries and museums.
The simplest way to create a grouping is on the floor. This gives you the chance to arrange and re-arrange without making holes in your walls.