Back in the 1920s, this crane study belonged to another kind of home. Hang it now and a plain wall picks up a soft sage-green glow, with gold linework and small hits of deep red doing the lifting. It suits a bedroom above the headboard, a dining room wall, or the far end of a hallway where you want somewhere for the eye to land. Pair it with dark wood, cane, velvet, brass fittings and cream or celadon ceramics. Keep the surrounding wall calm busy florals, strong stripes or another gold-heavy piece nearby will fight it. As a canvas, the surface has a slight weave and no glazing, so the gold reads matt and soft.