Austin Galleries

Fall is here, and with it we’re happy to announce our Arts of Autumn collection featuring over 50 artworks! From familiar Texas landscapes to abstracts that embody the colors of the season, these pieces will bring the sentimental warmth of the season into your home!
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“Hats” by Heiko Weiner represents an intersection between art and mathematics. This abstract wall sculpture utilizes a 13 sided shape known as “The Hat,” discovered by mathematician David Smith in 2022. Tiles cut in this shape can be used to cover any surface without ever creating a repeating pattern– something that had previously never been achieved with a single tile.

Using this shape, this piece uses walnut, cherry, yellow oak, maple, padauk and izombe woods. It comes with 3 hanger brackets and can be hung in any orientation desired.
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“Russian Village Snow Scene” by Nikolai Baskakov
Oil on canvas | 34.5” x 43”
Frame: Gold, gilt wood frame (included) 48” x 47”

About the Artist:
Nikolai Baskakov (1918-1993) was a prominent Russian painter, known for his significant contributions to Soviet Realism. Born in the village of Krasnoie Selo in the Nizhny Novgorod region, Baskakov studied at the Repin Institute of Painting, Sculpture, and Architecture in Leningrad (now St. Petersburg), one of the most prestigious art schools in Russia. He was particularly influenced by the works of Ilya Repin and other masters of Russian Realism.

Baskakov’s art is characterized by its vivid depiction of everyday life, focusing on themes like labor, family, and the Soviet way of life. His style blends meticulous attention to detail with a deep sense of narrative and emotional expression.
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“Two Lovers” expressionist figurative painting by Pep Suari.
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“Daikoku, Dieu de la Richesse” by Paul Jacoule, 1952
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