Alison Stager - Maison des Artistes Photograph

Still life painting a table set with flowers and fruit and a silver goblet set against a variegated peach and slate-blue background. Signed lower right "Eisgrau" and painted circa 1980. Unframed. Minor creasing and lifting, minor tears to edges.

This bucolic image from Christine Flynn captures a rolling landscape punctuated by bales of hay. Printed on high-quality watercolor paper and beautifully framed, this piece arrives ready to hang.Christine Flynn is a Toronto-based artist whose work is influenced by both scenic rural imagery and everyday urban landscape. Her large-scale photography is infused with graphic elements, enhanced with added textures, and finished in high-gloss resin. The result is unique mixed media artwork - a culmination of Christine's keen eye, extensive global experiences, and innate love of nature and travel. In her most recent collections - North American Bison, Coast to Coast, and Urban Journey - Christine explores separate subject matter themes in each series while ultimately nurturing a sense of "seeing beauty in the ordinary" that represents the pervasive mood across all of her work. Christine's work has been widely exhibited in North America at art fairs such as Context Art Miami, and Scope, New York, as well as solo shows in Boston and Toronto galleries. Internationally, her work has been shown at major art fairs in London, Hamburg, and Paris.

Seen first at One Kings Lane: This image from Amy Neunsinger captures the essence of two poppy blooms in all their natural beauty. Printed on watercolor paper and displayed in a deep white frame, this piece arrives ready to hang with hardware that enables it to be hung in a portrait or landscape orientation.For eighteen years, Amy Neunsinger’s photography has defined some of America’s most influential style-based brands: NYT Magazine, Martha Stewart Living, GQ, InStyle, Vanity Fair, W, Beats by Dre, Saks Fifth Avenue, Nordstrom, Target, Kohl’s, West Elm, and more. Her home and personal style has been featured widely on TV, bestselling books, and the magazines Better Homes and Gardens, Martha Stewart Living, Blueprint, and House Beautiful. She lives in Los Angeles with her husband and two sons.

Seen first at One Kings Lane: This stunning image from Christine Flynn captures beachgoers relaxed in the shade of their umbrellas beneath a serene blue sky. Printed on high-quality watercolor paper and displayed in a white pine frame behind Plexiglas, this piece arrives ready to hang.Christine Flynn is a Toronto-based artist whose work is influenced by both scenic rural imagery and everyday urban landscape. Her large-scale photography is infused with graphic elements, enhanced with added textures, and finished in high-gloss resin. The result is unique mixed media artwork - a culmination of Christine's keen eye, extensive global experiences, and innate love of nature and travel. In her most recent collections - North American Bison, Coast to Coast, and Urban Journey - Christine explores separate subject matter themes in each series while ultimately nurturing a sense of "seeing beauty in the ordinary" that represents the pervasive mood across all of her work. Christine's work has been widely exhibited in North America at art fairs such as Context Art Miami, and Scope, New York, as well as solo shows in Boston and Toronto galleries. Internationally, her work has been shown at major art fairs in London, Hamburg, and Paris.

Seen first at One Kings Lane: This stunning image from Christine Flynn transports viewers to a sandy beach in Venice, California, lined with towering palm trees. Printed on high-quality watercolor paper and displayed in a pine frame, this piece arrives ready to hang.Christine Flynn is a Toronto-based artist whose work is influenced by both scenic rural imagery and everyday urban landscape. Her large-scale photography is infused with graphic elements, enhanced with added textures, and finished in high-gloss resin. The result is unique mixed media artwork - a culmination of Christine's keen eye, extensive global experiences, and innate love of nature and travel. In her most recent collections - North American Bison, Coast to Coast, and Urban Journey - Christine explores separate subject matter themes in each series while ultimately nurturing a sense of "seeing beauty in the ordinary" that represents the pervasive mood across all of her work. Christine's work has been widely exhibited in North America at art fairs such as Context Art Miami, and Scope, New York, as well as solo shows in Boston and Toronto galleries. Internationally, her work has been shown at major art fairs in London, Hamburg, and Paris.

Seen first at One Kings Lane: This incredible image from James Ogilvy captures an unpopulated road as it appears to disappear into mist and the surrounding landscape. Printed on high-quality paper and beautifully framed, this piece arrives ready to hang.A Scotland native, James Ogilvy's favorite time is the magical period just before and after dawn, when only birds are awake, and there are no sounds from the modern world. It encourages an almost meditational state of mind with intense awareness of even the smallest changes in light and atmosphere. He is particularly drawn to bodies of water: they act as a huge reflector of a changing sky, as a generator and attractor of mist and fog, and of course as a magnet for birds. Ogilvy's ultimate objective is to create a unique record of a still space that can provide a kind of spiritual refreshment whenever one looks at it.

Seen first at One Kings Lane: This image from James Ogilvy captures Queen Anne's lace, which pops in dramatic contrast against a solid black background. Printed on high-quality paper and beautifully framed, this piece arrives ready to hang.A Scotland native, James Ogilvy's favorite time is the magical period just before and after dawn, when only birds are awake, and there are no sounds from the modern world. It encourages an almost meditational state of mind with intense awareness of even the smallest changes in light and atmosphere. He is particularly drawn to bodies of water: they act as a huge reflector of a changing sky, as a generator and attractor of mist and fog, and of course as a magnet for birds. Ogilvy's ultimate objective is to create a unique record of a still space that can provide a kind of spiritual refreshment whenever one looks at it.

Seen first at One Kings Lane: This breathtaking image from James Ogilvy captures the moment where light breaks through the darkness of roiling storm clouds. Printed on high-quality paper and beautifully framed, this piece arrives ready to hang.A Scotland native, James Ogilvy's favorite time is the magical period just before and after dawn, when only birds are awake, and there are no sounds from the modern world. It encourages an almost meditational state of mind with intense awareness of even the smallest changes in light and atmosphere. He is particularly drawn to bodies of water: they act as a huge reflector of a changing sky, as a generator and attractor of mist and fog, and of course as a magnet for birds. Ogilvy's ultimate objective is to create a unique record of a still space that can provide a kind of spiritual refreshment whenever one looks at it.

Seen first at One Kings Lane: This image from James Ogilvy captures the incredible color of a blossoming dahlia. A solid black background lets the subject pop in dramatic contrast. Printed on high-quality paper and beautifully framed, this piece arrives ready to hang.A Scotland native, James Ogilvy's favorite time is the magical period just before and after dawn, when only birds are awake, and there are no sounds from the modern world. It encourages an almost meditational state of mind with intense awareness of even the smallest changes in light and atmosphere. He is particularly drawn to bodies of water: they act as a huge reflector of a changing sky, as a generator and attractor of mist and fog, and of course as a magnet for birds. Ogilvy's ultimate objective is to create a unique record of a still space that can provide a kind of spiritual refreshment whenever one looks at it.

Seen first at One Kings Lane: This image from James Ogilvy captures the incredible symmetry and dimension of a white dahlia. A solid black background lets the subject pop in dramatic contrast. Printed on high-quality paper and beautifully framed, this piece arrives ready to hang.A Scotland native, James Ogilvy's favorite time is the magical period just before and after dawn, when only birds are awake, and there are no sounds from the modern world. It encourages an almost meditational state of mind with intense awareness of even the smallest changes in light and atmosphere. He is particularly drawn to bodies of water: they act as a huge reflector of a changing sky, as a generator and attractor of mist and fog, and of course as a magnet for birds. Ogilvy's ultimate objective is to create a unique record of a still space that can provide a kind of spiritual refreshment whenever one looks at it.

Seen first at One Kings Lane: This stunning image from Christine Flynn transports viewers to the a serene Costa Rican shoreline at sunset. Printed on high-quality watercolor paper and displayed in a white pine frame behind Plexiglas, this piece arrives ready to hang.Christine Flynn is a Toronto-based artist whose work is influenced by both scenic rural imagery and everyday urban landscape. Her large-scale photography is infused with graphic elements, enhanced with added textures, and finished in high-gloss resin. The result is unique mixed media artwork - a culmination of Christine's keen eye, extensive global experiences, and innate love of nature and travel. In her most recent collections - North American Bison, Coast to Coast, and Urban Journey - Christine explores separate subject matter themes in each series while ultimately nurturing a sense of "seeing beauty in the ordinary" that represents the pervasive mood across all of her work. Christine's work has been widely exhibited in North America at art fairs such as Context Art Miami, and Scope, New York, as well as solo shows in Boston and Toronto galleries. Internationally, her work has been shown at major art fairs in London, Hamburg, and Paris.

Seen first at One Kings Lane: This stunning triptych from Christine Flynn transports viewers to the calm Californian shores of South Beach. Printed on high-quality watercolor paper and displayed in pine frames, each piece arrives ready to hang.Christine Flynn is a Toronto-based artist whose work is influenced by both scenic rural imagery and everyday urban landscape. Her large-scale photography is infused with graphic elements, enhanced with added textures, and finished in high-gloss resin. The result is unique mixed media artwork-a culmination of Christine's keen eye, extensive global experiences, and innate love of nature and travel. In her most recent collections-North American Bison, Coast to Coast, and Urban Journey-Christine explores separate subject matter themes in each series while ultimately nurturing a sense of "seeing beauty in the ordinary" that represents the pervasive mood across all of her work. Christine's work has been widely exhibited in North America at art fairs such as Context Art Miami, and Scope, New York, as well as solo shows in Boston and Toronto galleries. Internationally, her work has been shown at major art fairs in London, Hamburg, and Paris.

Designed by us and available only at One Kings Lane: This contemporary photograph of an ancient Roman bust is printed on archival matte paper. Floated over a mat and displayed under glass in a wood frame, this piece arrives ready to hang.

Designed by us and available only at One Kings Lane: This contemporary photograph of ancient Roman busts is printed on archival matte paper. Floated over a mat and displayed under glass in a beveled black frame, this piece arrives ready to hang.

Seen first at One Kings Lane: This image from James Ogilvy captures the incredible color of a blossoming dahlia. A solid black background lets the subject pop in dramatic contrast. Printed on high-quality paper and beautifully framed, this piece arrives ready to hang.A Scotland native, James Ogilvy's favorite time is the magical period just before and after dawn, when only birds are awake, and there are no sounds from the modern world. It encourages an almost meditational state of mind with intense awareness of even the smallest changes in light and atmosphere. He is particularly drawn to bodies of water: they act as a huge reflector of a changing sky, as a generator and attractor of mist and fog, and of course as a magnet for birds. Ogilvy's ultimate objective is to create a unique record of a still space that can provide a kind of spiritual refreshment whenever one looks at it.

Seen first at One Kings Lane: This image from Alex Hoerner captures a pale seascape in which sky blends into choppy waters. Printed on smooth, matte watercolor paper and floated over a linen backer in an acrylic shadowbox frame, this piece arrives ready to hang.Photographer Alex Hoerner was born in Los Angeles, California, and as a kid, he built box cameras with his father. After graduating from Wheaton College, he created editorial work for clients such as The New York Times Magazine, The Guardian Observer, GQ, Vogue, Details, Nylon, and i-D. Alex has worked with BBH, ChiatDay, and GSDandM on campaigns for ATandT, Visa, and Southwest. In 2010, Alex and his family returned to Los Angeles from nearly a decade of living in New York. He has had several fine art shows in New York, California, and Hawaii.

Seen first at One Kings Lane: This photograph from Richard Silver captures the stunning interior architecture of the Liège-Guillemins railway station in Belgium. Printed on high-quality semi-gloss paper, this work is framed in maple wood and arrives ready to hang.Richard Silver is New York born and bred, (raised in Brooklyn and now lives in Miami), but to him, home is where his camera is. Richard has visited 109 countries and more than 400 cities in his life. Although his former career paths include everything from a broker on Wall Street, to real estate in Manhattan, he’s always maintained his passion for photography and started shooting full time in 2011. Richard’s love for travel has afforded him many opportunities to shoot different cities and cultures. He loves iconic architecture, whether it’s ancient or modern, and is always focused on documenting beautiful structures in each new city he visits. Richard loves using techniques such as “Tilt Shift, “Vertical Panoramas and “Time Slice to present our everyday world in an altered visual context. His work has been exhibited in museums and galleries around the country, including the Metropolitan Museum of Art, National Geographic Traveler, Museum fur Gestaltung in Zurich and Lonely Planet.

Exclusive to One Kings Lane: This breathtaking image from Pascal Shirley of surfers at sunset is printed on semi-gloss photo paper and displayed in a deep wood frame. Arrives ready to hang. Pascal Shirley is a freelance photographer based in Los Angeles. After beginning his photographic studies at Prescott College and the School of Visual Arts in New York City, he continued on to receive his MFA in photography at California College of the Arts in San Francisco, studying under Larry Sultan and Jim Goldberg. He recently was honored as one of the PDN 30 emerging photographers of 2015. He currently resides in Venice Beach with his dog, Sailor.

Seen first at One Kings Lane: This breathtaking image is part of Dawn Wolf's first foray into photography. For this series, she acted as the director/producer, collaborating with a pro stylist to perfect each subject and enlisting Mark Hansen of Hansen Digital in San Francisco to shoot with one of his specialty scientific cameras. Signed, dated, and numbered, this piece is printed with an incredibly sharp 800 dpi resolution on heavy cotton rag paper with hand-torn edges and displayed in a custom shadowbox frame. Arrives ready to hang.

Seen first at One Kings Lane: This image from Richard Silver beautifully captures a lifeguard chair in Mallorca, Spain. Printed on high-quality photo paper, this work is displayed in a wood frame and arrives ready to hang.Richard Silver is New York born and bred, (raised in Brooklyn and now lives in Miami), but to him, home is where his camera is. Richard has visited 109 countries and more than 400 cities in his life. Although his former career paths include everything from a broker on Wall Street, to real estate in Manhattan, he’s always maintained his passion for photography and started shooting full time in 2011. Richard’s love for travel has afforded him many opportunities to shoot different cities and cultures. He loves iconic architecture, whether it’s ancient or modern, and is always focused on documenting beautiful structures in each new city he visits. Richard loves using techniques such as “Tilt Shift, “Vertical Panoramas���� and “Time Slice to present our everyday world in an altered visual context. His work has been exhibited in museums and galleries around the country, including the Metropolitan Museum of Art, National Geographic Traveler, Museum fur Gestaltung in Zurich and Lonely Planet.

Exclusive to One Kings Lane: This image from Pascal Shirley exudes the fun, carefree feeling of summers at the beach. Printed on semi-gloss photo paper and displayed in a deep wood frame, this piece arrives ready to hang.Pascal Shirley is a freelance photographer based in Los Angeles. After beginning his photographic studies at Prescott College and the School of Visual Arts in New York City, he continued on to receive his MFA in photography at California College of the Arts in San Francisco, studying under Larry Sultan and Jim Goldberg. He recently was honored as one of the PDN 30 emerging photographers of 2015. He currently resides in Venice Beach with his dog, Sailor.