Art Wallpapers

No. The 17 art wallpapers are original works made for the ScreenLux catalog; they borrow techniques, stained glass, paper cutting, printmaking, still life, but not specific paintings or named artists. Cathedral Rose Window is a new rose window, not a copy of a real one; Baroque Tulip Still is a new arrangement in the still-life tradition. That is deliberate: it keeps the page free of reproduction and licensing questions and lets each piece be composed for a tall 1080 × 2400 phone frame from the start.

Because it is curated by technique rather than filled by keyword. Only 17 wallpapers in the catalog are made in an explicit art medium, and eight of those are live, a higher share than most style pages. Pieces that are painterly but not medium-specific sit on the abstract, fantasy and nature pages instead. New collections land regularly, so this page grows as more medium-led work is added; check the new wallpapers page for the latest arrivals.

Yes, if the motion stays inside the medium. The live pieces, Moonlit Paper Mountains, Cathedral Rose Window and Koi In Deep among them, keep the movement subtle so the technique reads first and the motion second. Eight of the 17 art wallpapers are live this way. On iPhone they save as Live Photos and animate on the Lock Screen when you wake the phone; on Android they play as a muted loop on the Home Screen. The stills, such as Soft Marble and Great Wave, stay fully static.