Affordable Works of Art You Can Buy on Amazon Art Right Now

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Price: $95

Inspired by Piet Mondrian's geometric exploration of the primary colors and lines, Bobbi Heath's Mondrian's Nightmare 2 is a whimsical abstract painting perfect for brightening up any room.

Price: $108

Alvarado's acrylic piece is bursting with warmth and energy. A great addition to your growing art collection, the piece is one of a kind.

Price: $180

This hilarious piece is a unique, limited-edition print of a digital painting done by Bruce Evans. Featuring a monkey with a strange sense of grandeur, this humorous piece is a great addition to your home.

Price: $10

Clean and simple, this screenprint of a dollar bill by New York-based artist Ryan Humphrey would not seem out of place at a Supreme store. Humprey's work is often an exploration of class hierarchy.

Price: $50

This piece by award-winning artist and activist Thais Mather was part of her thesis show entitled "Wonder Bitch." The installation included a written thesis, 300 unique sketches on Post-its, and a video component, all of which explore womanhood and gender roles. Here is your chance to own a piece of an exhibition by one of the most daring artists currently on the scene.

Price: $69

This somber acrylic piece by illustrator and painter buttcoffin demonstrates his quirky graphic style. Charming yet dark, this painting is a perfect way to demonstrate your preferred aesthetic without breaking the bank.

Price: $650

Part of a series entitled "Under Wraps: Buildings in Transition," this print by Colorado-born Lorne Nelson represents the “changing landscape of the Northwest.” The photographs depict structures covered during their renovations and shielded from rain, snow, or any other outside force.

Price: $190

For those purists, this etching by renowned French artist Gilou Brillant is an ideal compliment to your living room. Brillant's work often reflects the brightness of life and rebirth. This piece captures many of the facets that maks Brillant's work so breathtaking.

Price: $478

Mystical and haunting, this print of a photograph taken by British photographer Karl Dmitri Bishop seems like a portal to another world. The image shows a dancing woman shrouded in smoke, darkness, and mystery. The juxtaposition of the liveliness of the woman and the atmosphere of the picture make it impossible to look away from.

Price: $500

Manolo Campion's work strives to capture “authentic moments within manipulated scenarios.” This print explores the common practice of looking into the windows of another building. Campion's photo catches us glancing towards our neighbors when they don't see us, or looking into the windows of buildings on the street in a Standard Moment.

Price: $200

Print maker and photographer Art Werger's body of work explores the city and the suburbs. He often depicts the minor, unnoticed events of everyday life. This photograph shows a man in Boston going about his daily business in the morning. The hustle and bustle of the city is forgotten in this instance, showing a rare moment of solitude.

Price: $180

Famed commercial photographer Peter Brandt returns to his architectural roots with this photograph that showcases the Tampa Museum of Art in Florida. The piece is a perfect way to brighten up or add a splash of color to your interiors. This print is limited edition and therefore prices will increase as stocks deplete.

Price: $265

Valerie Chiang is a young artist and photographer that has recently broken into the art scene. Her ethereal diptych features a cigarette case filled with pencils alluding to the addicting nature of art contrasted against a dreamy figure.

Price: $650

This silkscreen print by one of the original practitioners of pop art, Nicholas Krushenick, plays with color, form, and line. The eye-catching piece features cheerful tones of red, yellow, and purple in contrast to harsh geometric lines and shapes. The piece is dated, titled, and signed by Krusenick in pencil.

Price: $120

This print by Jayson Musson combines text and symbolism to a self-deprecating effect. Funny and just a little bashful, this bold illustration would be a great addition to any room and comes with a signed Certificate of Authenticity from the gallery where it was displayed.

Price: $300

This dope print, or print of dope, by High Times contributor Andrew Zuckerman would light up any room. The photograph is one of many that will be included in Zuckerman's new book Flower, which reminds viewers that cannabis is a flower just like a rose or lily. Get rid of those old Bob Marley posters, and cop this fire print.

Price: $98

Tracy Mewmaw views art as a “window through which one can look to view another world.” Fittingly, this photograph was taken through the window of a brewery in Kansas and looks into the chaos within. The starkly monochromatic pipes and harsh lines create different layers of shapes that are visually stimulating and look like a still from an artistic film.

Price: $350

Katherine Gendreau brings us back to the 1960s with this fun retro print. Featuring an impossibly clean and empty but still recognizable New York City subway car, the print juxtaposes the new subway with the old. A great blast from the past, the print will add a vintage feel to your apartment.

Price: $500

This stunning lithograph by Peter Saari utilizes Second Style Roman wall painting and additional shading and color for an ancient rustic effect. Inspired by first century Roman fresco paintings, this beautiful piece is a crown jewel, ready for any room.

Price: $450

The razor sharp lines and beautiful and minimalist nature of this piece by Marshall Vanderhoof make it a perfect work of art for your home. The dynamic nature of the subject is contrasted with its sparse presentation, creating visual tension. This statement piece comes signed by the artist himself.