The Archive's wall art selection is anchored right now by a single, striking series: J. Hopper canvas pieces spanning five sizes, from extra small to extra large, in both landscape and geometry compositions. Sized this way, the series works as a single large-format statement piece or, across multiple sizes, as a grouped arrangement built from one consistent hand.
Beyond that series, the mix leans architectural and print-based: a Frank Lloyd Wright Taliesin West art print, a macro architecture print, a New Yorker print piece: graphic, considered work that reads differently than an original painting but holds its own on a wall. A still life geometric composition carries genuine vintage weight, the one piece here sourced rather than printed.
Like the rest of the Archive, this is a rotating selection rather than a fixed inventory: these are pieces that had their run through the main Art and Wall Hangings collection and are now moving on. The J. Hopper series in particular is likely to sell through by size, so a specific size worth having is worth taking now rather than waiting.
Shop this selection for scale as much as subject: a large-format canvas to anchor a room, or a smaller architectural print for a gallery wall alongside pieces you already own.
