Lots of options for artwork, especially small art.

You can go to stores like kirklands, home goods that carry art.
You can order from on line sites like overstock.com or art.com.

You can head to a book store or a used book store and look for books full of prints that can be cut apart and made into art work. Whats nice with that is they tend to be of similar theme and/or colors so they can make nice groupings.

You can look for calendars that often have lovely pictures of the same size as well....I have several that I have saved over the years with that idea in mind.

Or you can look to your own photography. I had a large wall space to fill and didn't want to break the bank on it, so I took a bunch of my own photos, went to fed ex/kinkos enlarged and printed them off in black and white, then framed them in walmart frames...final cost was $15 each. The mats were ivory and I wanted white so I painted them with acrylic paint.

Another alternative is wall paper or fabric. In the dining room, I wanted to fill a blank wall without taking up floor space, so I framed up an historic William Morris wallpaper.

Love that dining room wall, Annie.

All good ideas above, and you can also search online resources like art.com by size and orientation (portrait vs landscape).

Etsy and Ebay too.

You wrote: "like maybe about 10-12 inches in width and about 8-10 inches in height."

Do these dimensions include the framing?

You wrote: "like maybe about 10-12 inches in width and about 8-10 inches in height."

Do these dimensions include the framing?

Yes, the dimensions include the framing. I can be a little flexible by a few inches give or take

Check out BareWalls.com. They have an advanced search function that will let you specify "landscape" (put the word "landscape" in the keyword option) plus your desired size. I tried your size specs and got 117 hits, so maybe you can find something you like:

http://www.barewalls.com/advanced.html

Also -- will you be doing your own framing? If you can buy standard size, pre-assembled frames, you can save a LOT of money. Familiarize yourself with standard size frames, and then go print shopping.

Here is a site that will give you standard sizes for frames, with mat sizes (if you want a mat):

Here is a link that might be useful: Standard sizes for picture frames

Thanks mclarke. First you found my Corbel.. Now this. You are good. I'll start looking at the site you provided. Thanks.. Frank

You're welcome, Frank! Hope you find what you need! -- Maureen