The Gallery

Every piece now hanging

The full wall. Every piece carries its honesty pill: a faithful reproduction, a house treatment of a named public-domain work, or an original of the atelier that claims no provenance. We sell art, not wine.

66 pieces

The Spill No. 3 — Candle & Ruin — The aftermath by candlelight — the banquet's beautiful casualty.

The Spill No. 3 — Candle & Ruin

Original · 2026

The Spill No. 4 — The Dutch Table — The banquet the Old Masters kept painting — a roemer down, the red walking for the edge.

The Spill No. 4 — The Dutch Table

Original · 2026

The Spill No. 5 — Caravaggio’s Hour — One blade of light, one toppled cup, and the dark doing the rest.

The Spill No. 5 — Caravaggio’s Hour

Original · 2026

The Spill No. 6 — The Rococo Console — A coupe down on rose marble, claret among the petals — the party that was all sugar.

The Spill No. 6 — The Rococo Console

Original · 2026

The Spill No. 7 — Gaslight & Garnet — The last of the dinner, by gaslight — cut crystal down, walnut shells, a watch still running.

The Spill No. 7 — Gaslight & Garnet

Original · 2026

The Spill No. 8 — The Café Table — A glass gone over on marble, red into the blue dusk — the café emptying out.

The Spill No. 8 — The Café Table

Original · 2026

The Spill No. 9 — Absinthe Tendrils — A glass down and the spill curling into vines — the ruin as ornament.

The Spill No. 9 — Absinthe Tendrils

Original · 2026

The Spill No. 11 — Speakeasy — A coupe over on black lacquer, red under a low amber lamp — the back room after hours.

The Spill No. 11 — Speakeasy

Original · 2026

The Spill No. 12 — Midnight Modern — A lowball knocked over on walnut, red on the credenza — the cocktail hour run long.

The Spill No. 12 — Midnight Modern

Original · 2026

The Spill No. 13 — The Reception — A flute over among the rose petals — the wedding’s one sweet casualty.

The Spill No. 13 — The Reception

Original · 2026

The Spill No. 14 — First Light — One glass over, one long stain, and nothing else — the morning after, modern.

The Spill No. 14 — First Light

Original · 2026

Château Ultraviolet — Vin Fou No. 1 — A great house that exists only at the far end of the spectrum.

Château Ultraviolet — Vin Fou No. 1

Original · 2026

Domaine de la Comète Pourpre — Vin Fou No. 2 — The purple comet's estate — a label for the harvest that comes once an orbit.

Domaine de la Comète Pourpre — Vin Fou No. 2

Original · 2026

Clos du Minotaure — Vin Fou No. 3 — A walled vineyard at the centre of a maze — the label you can only reach by getting lost.

Clos du Minotaure — Vin Fou No. 3

Original · 2026

Rite in Gold — The initiation, restruck as a deco poster — gold figures on Pompeiian red.

Rite in Gold

Original · 2026

The Initiate — A young initiate at the threshold, cup in hand — nouveau line, reverent hush.

The Initiate

Original · 2026

The Threshold — A hand parts a red drape on a golden light — the rite, about to begin.

The Threshold

Original · 2026

The Winnowing Fan — The sacred fan heaped with grapes, held aloft — gold on villa red.

The Winnowing Fan

Original · 2026

Domina of the Villa

Original · 2026

The Red Room — A Pompeiian-red chamber by lamplight, the painted dancers breathing on the walls.

The Red Room

Original · 2026

Silenus Pours — The merry old companion tips the amphora, laughing — deco wit, gold and wine-red.

Silenus Pours

Original · 2026

The Unveiled — The veil lifts on a golden light; the initiate recoils — deco rays, full reverence.

The Unveiled

Original · 2026

Maenad in Flight — Head thrown back, thyrsus high, drapery mid-spin — the frenzy as a deco poster.

Maenad in Flight

Original · 2026

The Thyrsus — The ivy-wound staff crossed with a golden cup — the emblem of the whole train.

The Thyrsus

Original · 2026

Dionysos Enthroned — The young wine god on his throne, kantharos in hand, leopard at his feet.

Dionysos Enthroned

Original · 2026

The Leopard and the Cup — A leopard beside an overflowing golden cup — elegance with teeth.

The Leopard and the Cup

Original · 2026

Satyr and Vine — A satyr deep in the harvest, mischief and dappled gold — nouveau, and grinning.

Satyr and Vine

Original · 2026

The Vintage Procession — Garlanded revelers carry baskets and amphorae in a dancing line — a deco frieze.

The Vintage Procession

Original · 2026

Ariadne Waking — She wakes on the shore as the god arrives — dawn over a wine-dark sea.

Ariadne Waking

Original · 2026

The Wine God Sails — The mast grown into a vine, dolphins at the hull — the myth as a travel poster.

The Wine God Sails

Original · 2026

Oînops IV — The Meniscus — The bright rim where wine meets glass, made an entire horizon.

Oînops IV — The Meniscus

Original · 2026

Château Vertige — Vin Fou No. 4 — A spiral-staircase vineyard climbing into the clouds — the label that makes you dizzy.

Château Vertige — Vin Fou No. 4

Original · 2026

Clos des Lunes — Vin Fou No. 5 — A walled vineyard under many moons — silver heraldry on wine-dark.

Clos des Lunes — Vin Fou No. 5

Original · 2026

Domaine du Serpent — Vin Fou No. 6 — A golden serpent coiled through the vine — dangerous elegance.

Domaine du Serpent — Vin Fou No. 6

Original · 2026

Cuvée Chimère — Vin Fou No. 7 — A chimera on the crest — a blend of a wine that never was.

Cuvée Chimère — Vin Fou No. 7

Original · 2026

Le Roi Cerf — Vin Fou No. 8 — A crowned stag whose antlers branch into the vine — noble and mythic.

Le Roi Cerf — Vin Fou No. 8

Original · 2026

Château Insomnie — Vin Fou No. 9 — A sleepless vineyard under one lit window — the wine for the small hours.

Château Insomnie — Vin Fou No. 9

Original · 2026

La Veuve Rouge — Vin Fou No. 10 — A veiled figure in red on black, one rose — mysterious and opulent.

La Veuve Rouge — Vin Fou No. 10

Original · 2026

Domaine des Phalènes — Vin Fou No. 11 — Luna moths drawn to a golden lantern over a night vineyard.

Domaine des Phalènes — Vin Fou No. 11

Original · 2026

A Vessel in the Form of the God — A terracotta jug modelled as Dionysos himself — you poured the wine from the wine-god.

A Vessel in the Form of the God

Greek or Roman, 1st century BCE

The Kantharos — the God’s Own Cup — The two-handled cup Dionysos always holds — modelled here as a satyr and a woman, back to back.

The Kantharos — the God’s Own Cup

Attic, ca. 420 BCE

The Chous — the Wine-Jug of the Feast — The little pitcher of the new-wine festival — squat, gripped one-handed, mid-pour.

The Chous — the Wine-Jug of the Feast

Attic, ca. 430–420 BCE

The Bell-Krater — The bowl where wine met water — the beating heart of every Greek symposium.

The Bell-Krater

Attic red-figure, ca. 450 BCE

The Volute-Krater — The grandest mixing-bowl of all — handles scrolled like a ram’s horns, made to be seen.

The Volute-Krater

Attic, ca. 430 BCE

The Black-Figure Krater — Older, darker, sterner — the column-krater of Lydos, from the black-figure dawn.

The Black-Figure Krater

Attic black-figure, ca. 550 BCE

The Amphora — The tall jar that held the year’s wine before a single drop was poured.

The Amphora

Attic, ca. 550–540 BCE

The Cubiculum at Boscoreale — A wall of a Roman villa buried by Vesuvius — painted architecture opening onto painted air.

The Cubiculum at Boscoreale

Roman, Boscoreale, ca. 50–40 BCE

The West Wall, Room L — Another wall from the same lost villa — deep red ground, a window painted onto stone.

The West Wall, Room L

Roman, Boscoreale, ca. 50–40 BCE

Polyphemus and Galatea — The one-eyed giant pines for the sea-nymph — a myth painted for an emperor’s villa.

Polyphemus and Galatea

Roman, Boscotrecase, last decade of the 1st century BCE

Landscape on Black Ground — A sacred landscape floating on pure black — the most modern-looking wall in antiquity.

Landscape on Black Ground

Roman, Pompeian, last decade of the 1st century BCE

Candelabrum on Red Ground — An impossible golden candelabrum blooming with a tiny frieze — Roman red at its richest.

Candelabrum on Red Ground

Roman, Boscotrecase, last decade of the 1st century BCE

Bacchus and Ariadne — The god of wine, ivy in his hair, making his case to Ariadne on the shore.

Bacchus and Ariadne

Venice, 1720s

The Triumph of Bacchus — The god’s procession, painted in grisaille to look like carved stone.

The Triumph of Bacchus

France, early 1780s

Infant Bacchanal — A revel of putti in grisaille — the party handed down to the very young.

Infant Bacchanal

France, 1780s

Wine, Cheese, and Fruit — An American table laid for pleasure — bottles, glasses, a heaped dish of fruit.

Wine, Cheese, and Fruit

United States, 1857

Lunch at the Restaurant Fournaise — A riverside lunch in dappled light — the bottles still on the table, the afternoon long.

Lunch at the Restaurant Fournaise

France, 1875

Apples and Grapes — Monet’s fruit spilling off a basket — the grape before it ever becomes the glass.

Apples and Grapes

France, 1880

The Wedding at Cana — The first miracle was a wine miracle — water into wine so the party could go on.

The Wedding at Cana

Bologna, c. 1686

Still Life with Roemer and Flagon — A Dutch table of the golden age — green roemer, tall glass of red, a pewter flagon.

Still Life with Roemer and Flagon

Haarlem, c. 1625

Merrymakers in an Inn — The fiddle strikes up, the jug is on the floor, and the whole inn is on its feet.

Merrymakers in an Inn

Haarlem, 1674

Still Life with Fruit and Wine Jug — A dark goblet glowing behind the fruit — Monticelli painting with a loaded brush.

Still Life with Fruit and Wine Jug

France, 1874

The Basket of Apples — Cézanne’s tilted world — and the wine bottle standing dead upright through it all.

The Basket of Apples

France, c. 1893

Grapes, Lemons, Pears, and Apples — Van Gogh’s grapes in a storm of colour — wine at the fruit, before the press.

Grapes, Lemons, Pears, and Apples

Paris, 1887

Divan Japonais — The café-concert in black and gold — the whole late night in one silhouette.

Divan Japonais

Paris, 1893

Ambassadeurs: Aristide Bruant — Black hat, red scarf, and a stare — the most famous poster of the cabaret age.

Ambassadeurs: Aristide Bruant

Paris, 1892

Reine de Joie — The supper scene, wine on the table — scandal sold as a book, painted as a poster.

Reine de Joie

Paris, 1892