The 21 artworks by Julian Schnabel our visitors ask for most, ranked by popularity and presented one by one, with the specification and the price of each hand-painted reproduction.
Edition 2026 · 21 artworks
Each artwork painted to order
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Julian Schnabel · gimęs 1951
Experience the raw emotion of Julian Schnabel's Neo-Expressionist masterpiece, The Student of Prague, with its fractured texture and earthy tones; discover this powerful piece today.
Experience Julian Schnabel’s monumental Neo-Expressionist painting, Fakires, a visceral exploration of sacrifice and spiritual intensity through a vibrant heart motif rendered in rich reds and pinks – discover or own this captivating artwork.
Vibrant red splatters and bold black streaks define this dynamic Neo-Expressionist masterpiece by Julian Schnabel, offering a powerful sensory experience for collectors looking to elevate their space with contemporary art.
A bold red letter A dominates this textured Neo-Expressionist masterpiece by Julian Schnabel, offering a powerful sense of raw emotion that invites you to bring this iconic contemporary vision into your private collection.
Explore Julian Schnabel’s iconic ‘Plate Paintings.’ A groundbreaking Neo-Expressionist artist known for his layered works & film achievements. Acquire a unique piece.
Julian Schnabel’s "Untitled (Surfer)" captures raw ocean power in a dramatic black & white photo. Explore the wave's texture, composition, and the artist’s photographic realism.
Julian Schnabel’s "Painting for Malik Joyeux & Bernardo Bertolucci" captures a surfer’s dynamic moment in black & white. Neo-Expressionist realism, explore athleticism & nature's harmony.
Julian Schnabel’s "Untitled (Surfer)" captures a dynamic wave & surfer in striking black & white. A documentary-style photo showcasing movement, texture, and the raw power of nature. #art #photography
Explore Julian Schnabel’s ‘Archetypal Painting for A.G.’ – a textured, grey-white abstract masterpiece from 1975. An iconic Neo-Expressionist work with a void center.
