art for home

<n>Taureau I</n>, a 1964 lithograph by <n>Le Corbusier</n>.

<n>Edward Hopper</n>'s <n>Rooms by the Sea</n> (1951), the cover art for <n>Bruce Hornsby</n>'s album <n>Harbor Lights</n>.

<n>The Requiem</n> (2023) by <n>Rithika Merchant</n> in gouache, watercolour and ink on paper.

<n>Tento chlieb, ktorý lámem</n> (1968) by Slovak artist <n>Vladimir Gazovic</n>.

The living room of <n>Il Palazzetto</n>, renovated by <n>Carlo Scarpa</n> and <n>Tobia Scarpa</n>. Photo by <n>Danilo Scarpati</n>.

<n>Goddess Jagadhatri</n>, a hand-colored lithograph from Calcutta, ca. 1880-90.

The Los Angeles home of gallery owner <n>Nino Mier</n> and stylist <n>Caroline Luce</n>. Photo by <n>Ye Rin Mok</n>.

Inside the Light-Filled Los Feliz Home of Two Art-World Wonders

A card from the <n>Etteilla Tarot</n> deck, designed by French occultist <n>Etteilla</n>.

Artwork shared by <n>Chamtrul Rinpoche</n>.

<n>The Place To Be</n>, a digital illustration by <n>Mark Conlan</n>.

<n>Kundalini</n> (2014), an ink and watercolor painting by <n>Rudra Kishore Mandal</n>.

<n>Edward Hopper</n>'s painting <n>Soir Bleu</n>, 1914.

The Malibu residence of <n>Josh Brolin</n>, designed by <n>Pierce & Ward</n>. Photo by <n>Ryan James Caruthers</n> for <n>The New York Times</n>.

<n>Sunshower</n> by artist <n>Charles A. Beasley</n>, exhibited at his 2022 solo show at <n>Hashimoto Contemporary</n>.

<n>金碧山水</n> (Jinbi Shanshui) by Qing dynasty artist <n>Gong Xian</n>.

<n>Untitled</n> (1961), a watercolor on paper by <n>Mark Rothko</n>.

An illustration of the Hindu deity <n>Shiva</n>.

Sculptures by <n>Erik Thommesen</n> and a tapestry by <n>Anna Thommesen</n> at <n>Bruun Rasmussen Auctioneers</n>.

Illustrations of <n>Japanese folk toys</n> from the Taishō period book <n>Gangu Ehon (Toy Picture Book)</n>.

<n>Gardens of Jaipur Wallpaper</n> by <n>MINDTHEGAP</n>.

<n>A lady with a vina</n>, a painting from <n>Golconda</n>, India, circa 1635. From the <n>Jagdish and Kamla Mittal Museum</n>.

An interior featuring artwork by <n>Le Corbusier</n>. Photo via <n>Somme Studio</n>.