Here are the top 10 art prints from our collection this year. Any of the bestsellers would make a stunning Christmas present! And there is a Black Friday deal as well!

Johannes Vermeer, Girl with a Pearl Earring, c. 1665

An evergreen classic, one of the most recognisable artworks of all time. The extremely dark background from which the girl is emerging goes perfectly with our Graphite Black frame.

Vincent van Gogh, Irises in the Garden, 1889

The masterpiece from the most beloved painter of our times would lighten up every space. Vivid greens, turquoises, violets and blues result in an explosive colourful harmony.

Egon Schiele, Seated Woman with Bent Knees, 1917

It takes some courage to frame Schiele’s art print and hang it on the wall. Yet, the effect is telling. The power of expression within this portrait is remarkable. Definitely original and uncompromising choice.

Katsushika Hokusai, The Great Wave off Kanagawa, c. 1830-31

The most famous Japanese art print. The simplicity, abstraction of forms and use of colours in Hokusai’s woodblock prints have delighted Western world in 19th century. And it stays that way until now.

Edgar Degas, Dancers, 1896

More than half of Degas’s works depict dancers! It seems the painter had the ambition to capture every single aspect of their professional life. This particular art print is glowing with yellows and oranges. Perfect beauty.

Paul Gauguin, In the Waves, 1889

Although we can clearly see a nude ginger-haired woman throwing herself into a deep sea, it is an interaction between colours which makes that work alive. This art print in our oak frame would catch an eye instantly.

William Blake, The Great Red Dragon, c. 1805

Blake’s visions are compelling. His art prints are inhabited by creatures of his imagination. The Great Red Dragon art print is a choice of open-minded souls looking for something totally unorthodox.

Paul Cézanne, Boy in a Red Waistcoat, 1888-1890

There is something intimate in this portrait of a boy. But it is also groundbreaking and innovative as always with Cézanne. This print would be the statement of creativity.

Amedeo Modigliani, Nude on a Blue Cushion, 1917

The art print of Modigliani’s nude has the appeal of both intimacy and sexuality at the same time. It is a bold choice for home design but could be very rewarding. Well deserved place in our Top 10 Art Prints.

Rembrandt, The Night Watch, 1642

The monumental masterpiece of the greatest Dutch Golden Age master. It definitely needs a bigger exposition to make all the details apparent. For that reason, the choice of our frames in larger sizes seems unavoidable.