One painting in this set is simply titled Sky. Our new collection, Art That Brings More Light Into a Room, just went live in the app.

John Singer Sargent painted that canvas around 1905, no horizon, no figures, just atmosphere and color filling the frame. It sits alongside Monet's Le Grand Canal, Venice and Turner's Lake Lucerne, paintings built from water, sky and reflected light rather than solid form.

What holds these nine works together is restraint. Sorolla's sunlit beach walk, Renoir's view of Monte Carlo, Homer's Bermuda harbor: each one keeps its palette pale and its composition open, so the eye reads calm even from across the room.

On the Frame, this collection works best in the hours when a room already has some daylight to match. The pale blues and warm whites pick up the ambient light instead of fighting it, so the screen stops looking like a screen and starts acting like a window.

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