At the John Dyer Gallery, we celebrate a broader tradition of classical artwork. Our museum-quality prints span the Baroque, the Dutch Golden Age, Neoclassicism, Romanticism, Japonisme, Impressionism, Post-Impressionism, Symbolism, Art Nouveau and early modern realism. Understanding each period is essential to appreciating the evolution and influence of classical artwork over time. The influence of ancient literature, including Greek and Roman texts, philosophies, and mythological stories, played a significant role in shaping classical art and its revival movements. This article explores what makes classical art enduring, highlights iconic artists whose work you can collect as open-edition prints from our gallery, and shows how these traditions continue to shape modern creativity, with many artists returning to classical traditions after exploring other movements.

From crashing waves to calm horizons, the sea has long stirred the imagination of artists. Its power, beauty, and ever-changing moods have inspired some of the most iconic works in art history. In this article, we examine how renowned artists such as Leonardo da Vinci, Hokusai, and Claude Monet depicted the ocean in their works. Leonardo da Vinci even created a bird's-eye view of the coastline in 1515, demonstrating an aerial perspective of the Earth's geography.

Looking for the most famous painters of flowers? This article showcases artists renowned for their floral paintings. From De Heem’s detailed still lifes to O’Keeffe’s bold floral art, learn how these masters, including the renowned painter of flowers, depicted nature’s beauty.

Looking to beautify your home with flowers - artwork such as original paintings, prints, posters, and botanical illustrations is the way to get started. Our guide explores stunning floral paintings and prints that capture nature’s essence. From classic pieces by renowned artists to contemporary interpretations, discover how floral art can elevate your decor.