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  • The Winetaster Guillermo Forchino

    It is an unusual and funny sculpture for lovers of the culinary arts. Each piece is made by hand and respectfully highlighted in every detail of its realization. Many fans of the world recognize his style, which elegantly awakens crafts and their souls

  • Vase Porcelain Adèle Gustav Klimt

    Love and romanticism in the spotlight in a floral atmosphere around a beautiful garden where pure happiness hides. 

    art nouveau Shimmering colors around an ornament where the Woman occupies the central place,

    a magnificent carnal Madonna trapped in the inevitable cycle of life, but without being aware of it, a work dating from 1907

  • Vase Porcelain Adèle Gustav Klimt

    Love and romanticism in the spotlight in a floral atmosphere around a beautiful garden where pure happiness hides. 

    art nouveau Shimmering colors around an ornament where the Woman occupies the central place,

    a magnificent carnal Madonna trapped in the inevitable cycle of life, but without being aware of it, a work dating from 1907

  • Siesta, Cat inspired by the drawings of Albert Dubout

    Albert Dubout (1905-1976) was a true artist, but also a real lover of cats whom he loved to observe to sketch their most characteristic features.

    Find the funniest and cutest cat drawings by Albert Dubout with this collection of painted resin figurines, really very faithful to the original drawings

    Siesta is sleeping very well in front of the fireplace.

  • Les Irises Glasses Case Van Gogh

    A sturdy glasses case for the safe storage of your glasses. This glasses case, made of soft microfiber inside and out,

    has a beautiful impression of Starry Night, one of the most famous works of the master painter 

    Beautifully padded and the interior is embellished with velvet. 

    In the Irises, Van Gogh, as well as other artists of his time, reveals his admiration for Japanese Ukiyo-e prints. Vincent only considered this painting as a study, but his brother Theo found it sublime and immediately sent it to the annual exhibition of the Société des Artistes Indépendants