Photorealism - Artworks

Gerhard Richter

2026

Zwei-mann-bob (two-man Bobsled) - Gerhard Richter

Experience Gerhard Richter’s Two‑Man Bobsled in vivid acrylic—capturing speed, risk, and winter elegance. Own this striking wall art today.

Gerhard Richter's 'Skull' (1983) is a haunting monochrome study of bone, reflecting themes of mortality and memory through subtle brushstrokes. Explore this iconic work’s layered abstraction and Richter’s signature style.

Donald Eddy

1971

Private Parking V

A meticulously detailed photorealist depiction of Southern Californian car culture by Donald Eddy captures the nostalgic essence of a 1971 parking scene, inviting you to bring this iconic automotive vision into your collection.

Charles Bell

1809

The Wounded Following The Battle Of Corunna Musket Ball Wound Of Elbow

A poignant depiction of a soldier's musket ball injury by Charles Bell captures the raw emotion of 1809 through meticulous detail, inviting you to explore this powerful piece of historical realism for your collection.

Audrey Flack

Untitled (426)

Pioneering American artist Audrey Flack (1931-2024) revolutionized art with photorealism & sculpture. Explore her iconic works exploring femininity, history & vanitas.

Charles Bell

1809

The Wounded Following The Battle Of Corunna Gunshot Wound Of Humerus

Charles Bell’s masterful painting portrays a wounded soldier undergoing medical examination amidst a somber backdrop. Employing meticulous detail and muted earth tones, it reflects his academic training and keen observational skills. The artwork showcases a pyramidal composition emphasizing vulnerability and highlighting the significance of anatomical accuracy.

Robert Bechtle

1974

Alameda Gran Torino

A nostalgic moment of American Photorealism captured in Robert Bechtle's 1974 painting Alameda Gran Torino featuring a vintage car in a quiet suburban setting, inviting you to bring this timeless scene into your home.