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My friends are often asking me where they can find art that is both "real" and affordable. Anyone can buy a poster from a museum gift shop but the work is neither original, signed, or will ever have any real value.  The same is true for reproductions of pieces by famous photographers.  When decorating your home, the last you want is to put a lot of effort into the style of a room only to have the same thing on your walls as all of your friends. So leave the posters behind. I know this sounds expensive, but it does not have to be with new websites such as 20x200.com.

Each print made available on the site is a limited edition, signed by the artists, and is accompanied with supporting documentation. At the very least you are purchasing something unique, and who knows, maybe the artist's work will appreciate in value over time.

The site offers the ability to search by theme, price, and color, which makes the whole process approachable.  Say you want to add a pop of red to a room. Perfect, search by color! They will even frame it for you!

A selection of what you will find is below....

Waiting, by Ian Baguskas (click to purchase)

My Butt, Helen Wurzel (click to purchase)

Standing at the Edge of the Water, By Helena Wurzel (Click to purchase)

Ideal Bookshelf 367, Jane Mount (click here to purchase)

Floral and Insects, Laura Bell (Click Here to Purchase)

Vogue March 2010, p. 230 List of Contributors, by Lauren DiCioccio (click here to purchase)

Pretty Maps (Amsterdam), by Aaron Straup Cope (click here to purchase)