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Good morning.  I am in the process of updating/furnishing a new property.  I am set on furnishings and housewares/linens as I have my old standbys for everything at this point.  The thing I consistently struggle with is art, especially big pieces.  I go for the luxury/upscale coastal market.  Good art is expensive.  Anyone have any suggestions on where I can find a few good, larger pieces that don't look cheap but also don't break the bank?

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I like Fine Art America. You can do a search for your local area to find photo prints of local landmarks and also by color, style, medium etc. Then you can order it in different sizes and materials. Not cheap but reasonable prices, ~$200 for a larger framed canvas or acrylic print. 

On ETSY you can also buy hundreds of digital files of abstract art in different color pallets for super cheap ($10-20), then have those printed onto whatever type of print and size you like with Shutterfly or any other digital printing service. 

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