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Luc Tuymans
Win, 2024
EUR 1,500
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Thomas Scheibitz
Kinderkopf, Kriegskopf I, Kriegskopf II, 2024
Each EUR 1,200
Triptych EUR 3,200
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Giulio Paolini
A prima vista (At First Sight), 2022/2024
EUR 2,000
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Tony Oursler
Recognition, Recognition, b0t / fl0w - ch@rt, 2024
Each EUR 1,100
Triptych EUR 2,700
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Shirin Neshat
From Roja, 2016/2024
Diptych EUR 4,200
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Alfredo Jaar
The Eyes of Gutete Emerita, 1996/2024
EUR 3,000
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Mona Hatoum
Static Portrait (Momo), Static Portrait (Mary Ellen), Static Portrait (Karl), 2000/2024
Each EUR 1,500
Triptych EUR 4,200
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Liam Gillick
Printed Artist A-+, Printed Gallerist C++, 2024
Each EUR 1,200
Diptych EUR 2,300
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Kerstin Brätsch
Untitled (from para psychics expanded series), 2024
Each EUR 1,100
Triptych EUR 3,000
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Monica Bonvicini
All the Pretty in the Sky, 2024
Diptych EUR 3,000
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James Richards
Untitled, 2020
EUR 1,000
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Joan Jonas
Disinformed to Death, 2020
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Andrea Büttner
Spargelstecher, 2020
EUR 1,000
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Frida Orupabo
A Visit, 2020
special price € 600 / $700 shipping costs included
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Laure Prouvost
Nice to not be a screen, 2020
EUR 1,200
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Thomas Scheibitz
Cadavre Exquis / Manet Olympia / Scheibitz, 2020
EUR 1,500
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Kerstin Brätsch
Lebenserbe, 2020
EUR 1,100
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Peles Empire
Laure, 2020
special price € 600 / $700 shipping costs included
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Tony Oursler
Recognition (image 7-1.3), 2020
EUR 4,500
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Tony Oursler
Recognition (image 5-1.2), 2020
EUR 4,500
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Cecily Brown
All the Nightmares Came Today, 2012/2019
EUR 2,200
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Keith Haring
Table Top, 2019/2025
EUR 8,000
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Thomas Ruff
Thonet, 2019
EUR 2,500
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Thomas Ruff
Thonet (set), 2019
Set EUR 6,000
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Tony Oursler
Recognition (image 1-2.1), 2020
EUR 4,500
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Tony Oursler
Recognition (image 7-1.6), 2020
EUR 4,500
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Tony Oursler
Recognition (image 1-3.4), 2020
EUR 4,500
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Tony Oursler
Recognition (image 5-1.3), 2020
EUR 4,500
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Christo and Jeanne-Claude
Wrapped Chair (Project), 1963/2019
EUR 5,000
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Joseph Kosuth
Quoted Use #1-8, 2019
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Thomas Ruff
press++, 2018
Each EUR 2,400
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Michael Craig-Martin
Savarin Can (Turquoise), 2018
EUR 2,500
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What is figurative art?
Figurative art is a style of visual art that represents real-world subjects – such as people, animals, objects, or landscapes – rather than relying purely on abstraction. Unlike strict realism, figurative art doesn’t always aim for exact likeness; instead, it can interpret, stylize, or exaggerate forms while keeping them recognizable. This makes it a broad category that spans classical paintings, modern reinterpretations, and even contemporary mixed-media works, all unified by their connection to the visible world.
Who are famous figurative artists?
Famous contemporary figurative artists include Amoako Boafo, whose vibrant portraits celebrate Black identity through expressive brushwork; Cecily Brown, known for merging figurative forms with abstract, gestural painting; Chuck Close, acclaimed for his monumental, hyper-realistic portraiture; Peter Doig, whose dreamlike landscapes often incorporate figurative elements in imaginative settings; Marlene Dumas, whose emotionally charged portraits explore the human psyche and social themes; Elizabeth Peyton, recognized for stylized portraits of cultural icons and celebrities; Luc Tuymans, whose figurative paintings often comment on historical and political subjects; Kara Walker, famous for large-scale silhouette installations examining race, gender, and history; and Keith Haring, with his bold lines and energetic figures, bridged street culture and fine art, making his work both universally accessible and socially engaged. Together, these artists show how figurative art can embrace both intimate portraiture and expansive cultural narratives.
Where to buy figurative art prints online?
For collectors, buying figurative art prints online from renowned galleries or reputable dealers offers peace of mind, ensuring each work comes with verifiable provenance – a crucial consideration for long-term value. Buying directly from the publisher, like Schellmann Art, also means the work comes in perfect condition, straight from the source. Each work in our collection reflects our commitment to quality, authenticity, and the highest standards in editioned art. We have published figurative art prints by many renowned artists, including Luc Tuymans, Thomas Scheibitz, Shirin Neshat, and Thomas Ruff and many more.