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Art from worldwide museum collections

Our Selection
Our Selection

Our selection only includes artworks from recognised artists from worldwide museums.

We provide the artwork in the resolution and print techniques that enhance the artistry behind the piece.

The selected pieces not only evoke a strong emotional connection, they are a snapshot into a historic moment.

Framed painting of a still life scene with a vase and objects on a table.

Gedeckter Tisch (Laid Table) 1904, Alexej von Jawlensky

A table set for no one — or perhaps for everyone. Jawlensky loads colour with the weight of presence and absence, his early Fauve palette turning the domestic into something charged, almost devotional.

Part of the permanent collection of the Städtische Galerie im Lenbachhaus, Munich.

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Inspiration
ABSTRACT BLUE FRUIT 1880 SINGULARITY MIDNIGHT BLOOM
ABSTRACT BLUE
Dining room with a table and chairs, framed artwork on the wall, and plants.
  • Dining room with a table and chairs, framed artwork on the wall, and plants.
    CURAT HOUSE

    ABSTRACT BLUE

    €44,00 - €1.095,00
    €44,00 - €1.095,00
FRUIT 1880
Bathroom with a white freestanding bathtub, wooden sink, and wall art of fruits and plants.
  • Fruit (1880), Julian Alden Weir
    CURAT HOUSE

    Fruit (1880), Julian Alden Weir

    €26,00 - €684,00
    €26,00 - €684,00
SINGULARITY
Cozy bedroom with a bed, side table, and wall art
  • SINGULAR
    CURAT HOUSE

    SINGULAR

    €29,00 - €890,00
    €29,00 - €890,00
MIDNIGHT BLOOM
Dining area with a stone table and wooden chairs, featuring two framed artworks on the wall.
  • MIDNIGHT BLOOM
    CURAT HOUSE

    MIDNIGHT BLOOM

    €34,00 - €992,00
    €34,00 - €992,00
Two people setting up photography equipment in a studio with a laptop on a table.

Curat House

The world's museum collections hold more than museums can show. CURAT HOUSE finds what stays in the archive and brings it to your home, in the scale it deserves.

Works are carefully selected and gathered into galleries, where there is always more than meets the eye.