This muted watercolor was painted by Homer Martin in the late 1800?s. It features a minimal view of the Newport coast in warm neutral colors.

This seascape watercolor painting was originally painted by James Abbott McNeill Whistler in the early 1800’s. It features a long pier jutting out into the water.

This minimal seascape was painted by Frank Short in 1922 and features a neutral view of a hazy morning at sea.

This watercolor was originally painted by James Richmond in the late 1800s and features an old oak tree in Kettlestone Park, England.

This charcoal landscape was drawn by Henri-Joseph Harpignes in 1910 and features a view of Cape Martin in France.

This oil floral painting was originally painted by Charles Ethan Porter in 1885. It features a bouquet of pale pink peonies in a clear glass vase.

This cityscape oil painting was originally painted by Constantine Bauer in 1921. It features a street scene in the town of Levoca, Slovakia.

This vintage graphite sketch of a coniferous forest was originally drawn by Jan Novopacky in 1868.

Winslow Homer painted this watercolour in 1880. The artist used warm neutral tones in this painting which emotes a relaxed and peaceful feeling.

This oil seascape was originally painted by William Merritt Chase in 1888 and features sailboats in the foreground with a neutral background. The cracking and grain of the original piece are visible giving this piece an authentic aged look when printed.

This depiction of a street in Brooklyn was drawn by John Taylor Arms in 1920. It features a view of the East River with the Brooklyn and Manhattan Bridges overhead.