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Lorenzo Lotto "Assumption of the Virgin" – 1:1 Museum-Grade Print on Rigid Panel (27x56 cm)
Vincenzo Foppa "The Three Crucifixes" – 1:1 Museum-Grade Print on Rigid Panel (68.5x38.8 cm)
Abstract painting with cat and dog motifs
Vincent van Gogh "Self-Portrait" (1887) – 1:1 Museum-Grade Stretched Canvas Print (42x33 cm)
Framed lithograph of pomegranate with Delft blue motif
Titian (Tiziano Vecellio) "Madonna and Child" (Lochis Madonna) – 1:1 Museum-Grade Print on Rigid Panel (38x48 cm)
1 x Keith Haring reproduction with official authorization from the Keith Haring estate
Vincent van Gogh "The Night Café" – Museum-Grade Fine Art Canvas Print (72.4x92.1 cm)
Ilya Rashap Musical Fantasies Photography Yellowkorner
Piero della Francesca "Flagellation of Christ" – Museum-Grade Fine Art Print on Rigid Panel (58.4x81.5 cm)
Ilya Rashap – Another World #1 | YellowKorner | Discontinued Work
Ruslan Lobanov Tales, Black and White Photography Yellowkorner
Luca Signorelli "Flagellation of Christ" – 1:1 Museum-Grade Fine Art Print on Rigid Panel (84x60 cm)
'Lavender Fields in Provence by D. Broussie, screenprint (silkscreen), France, late 20th century I
Japanese Embroidered Panel with Cranes, Cherry Blossoms and Rising Sun, 20th century. I
Marie-Thérèse Kolbach (1918–2009) M. Th. Kolbach 1957
Raphael Sanzio "Saint Sebastian" – Museum-Grade Fine Art Print on Rigid Panel (45x36 cm)
Wäinö Aaltonen “Keinumorsian” Ceramic Wall Plate – Kupittaan Savi, Finland, 1930s–1940s
Expressive hardboard etching “Mouries” French landscape - Prins (2002). Including luxury wooden frame. (31x21).
Edvard Munch "Madonna" – 1:1 Museum-Grade Fine Art Canvas Print (91x70.5 cm)
"Flying Solo" Abstract Organic Wood Sculpture by Ineke van Zuuren, Netherlands, 1970s
Abstract Bronze Female Figure Sculpture by Francine Govers, Netherlands, 1990s
Art Brut 1
Tony Rubino Scrooge McDuck Money Gangsta Rich Cash Bills Pop 1, mixed media on canvas 2022
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Within an interior, almost nothing is more personal than art. The emotion and creativity put into it by its creator can always be found in everyone's own way. The uniqueness of art naturally makes its beauty, playfulness or, on the contrary, sombre and thus your interior a very personal environment.
Art
Let's start with the definition of art. Art is the conscious creation of something beautiful or meaningful using skill and imagination. It includes a range of human activities, including paintings and drawings, graphics, sculpture, modern media art, photography, film, architecture, literature and poetry. In other words, a lot of forms of art are available. With an image in the home, you create a story; since ancient times, people have been making pictures or images of what they observe. With art in the home, you present a certain reality, such as your wealth, happiness or passion for certain things.
With art, you create a conversation with the person looking at the object. A work of art should (hugely) impress the viewer and convey a feeling. Some paintings are so special that you can still think about them hours later. Something becomes real art when the creator succeeds in convincing the viewer of his or her intention behind the artwork. Successful art pieces give the viewer a new experience or insight.
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Are you a lover of art? Unique art objects from well-known artists come online every day. From sculptures to etchings and glass objects to the most beautiful paintings, you'll find it at Whoppah. What do you come across as? Second-hand art by top artists such as Peter Klashorst, Herman Brood, Marc Lagrange, Donkersloot, Mattie Schilders, Gerdine Duijsens, Corneille and many more. The offer ranges from paintings and photography to sculpture. Get inspired and find the work of art that best suits your interior. Art comes in many styles, colours and sizes.
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Are you also a big fan of art? For every art lover, Whoppah has great offers! From fine art, photos, to posters, paintings, canvas, screen prints and so on. Decorate your space in your home and bring it back to life. Create a certain atmosphere and give your environment a personal story by presenting it with the nicest and most beautiful second-hand art objects.
No matter whether you like vintage or modern art, Whoppah has it all! Think vintage photos, paintings and other objects. Where Modern art especially incorporates more colour.
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Do you feel your living room or bedroom lacks atmosphere, and wonder how to make it more stylish and atmospheric? Art can transform your space and create the look you want for your interior. Buying art with a luxurious look or special effects? For an exclusive unique artwork, choose a dibond painting, a plexiglass painting or the flamingo series with golden flamingos. These really give your interior a super de luxe look. Really impressive what this does to your interior!
You don't have to go to the expensive art gallery if you are looking for extravagant luxury designer paintings. At Whoppah, you will find plenty of art with a price where you can get up to 70% cheaper compared to a new product or brand.
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What should I look for when buying a second-hand artwork on Whoppah?
Every artwork on this page is a second-hand, one-off listing from a seller on Whoppah. Read the description in full and study the photos of edges, legs, joints, labels and any wear. Dimensions and materials should match what you see. If a detail is unclear, ask on the listing before you buy. Payment runs through the platform and every purchase is covered by buyer protection.
How is the condition of a second-hand artwork described on Whoppah?
The seller writes the condition of the artwork in the listing and shows it in photos. Look for close-ups of corners, fabric, wood, metal and any repair. Whoppah does not rewrite that description. If you need a closer look at a scratch or a stain, ask on the listing. Every purchase is covered by buyer protection, and the item is a one-off second-hand piece, not a shop-floor sample.
How does delivery work for a second-hand artwork bought on Whoppah?
The seller can ship the artwork, or you can book a Whoppah courier where that option is shown on the listing. Large furniture usually travels by courier rather than as a small parcel. The listing states who arranges transport. Every purchase is covered by buyer protection. If the piece that arrives does not match the listing, contact support so the case can be handled under the returns policy.