Famous art prints are the safest wall art there is and the easiest to get slightly wrong. Everybody knows Starry Night; fewer people know which room it suits, or that the same painter's wheat fields hang better over a dining table. This is the whole collection of paintings we reproduce, framed or on canvas, made to order in our family-owned shop in the USA.
What We Carry
More than a hundred paintings, filed by painter. Van Gogh and Monet have the biggest shelves. Then Renoir's riverside and dance-hall scenes, Degas's dancers, and Klimt's gold portraits, The Kiss among them. Albert Bierstadt's Sierra Nevada and Yosemite. The Renaissance and the Old Masters: the Mona Lisa, the Vitruvian Man, Raphael's School of Athens, Botticelli's Primavera, Rembrandt's Night Watch, Vermeer's Girl with a Pearl Earring, Bruegel's Hunters in the Snow. And a shelf of classic art for everybody else, from Winslow Homer and Frederic Remington to Cassius Coolidge's dogs at the card table.
Choosing For The Room
Start with the light and the colour, not the name. The blues and the night scenes settle a bedroom. Gold and green landscapes suit a kitchen or a dining room. The Old Masters are dark and want a study, or a hallway with a lamp. Bierstadt's mountains need width and do their best work over a sofa or a mantel. Klimt's gold carries a dim room, which is where people least expect it to work.
Building A Wall
Group by mood rather than by fame. Three impressionist landscapes hang together; the Mona Lisa beside a Degas dancer reads as two separate decisions. If you do want a mix of painters, keep the frame colour the same across all of them and the wall will hold together.
Framed Or Canvas
Framed prints come in four frame colors — Barnwood, Charcoal, Black, and Walnut — with an easel back. Black and Walnut suit the darker Old Masters; Barnwood suits the landscapes. Canvas is a 1-inch gallery wrap that hangs without nails or tools, and the floating frame upgrade finishes the edge for a larger wall, where the brushwork can be read from across the room.
A Gift Note
For somebody whose taste you do not know well, a famous painting is the lowest-risk gift on the wall-art shelf; it has been on walls for a century because it works. For somebody who already owns the obvious one, look one shelf over — the same painter's less familiar work, or a painter they have not been given yet.
A Bar at Folies Bergere by Edouard Manet, Framed Wall Art Print, Wonderful Bar Decor for Home or Office, 11x14, 2422
A Bar at the Folies-Bergere Canvas Print by Édouard Manet, 1882
A Bar at the Folies-Bergere canvas print like this one reproduces Édouard Manet's 1882 masterpiece, the barmaid at her marble counter with the gaslit crowd mirrored behind her.
Manet's last major work before his death, it captures one quiet moment inside the noisy Folies-Bergere music hall, mirror and all.
Made in the USA by our family-owned shop, it comes in 14x11 and 20x16, gallery-wrapped or floating frame, and hangs without nails or tools.
A Dash for the Timber Canvas Print by Frederic Remington, 1889
This a dash for the timber canvas print reproduces Frederic Remington's 1889 painting of eight cowboys galloping for cover, revolvers drawn, signed “FREDERIC REMINGTON” in the corner.
Remington painted the American frontier at the height of the cattle era, and this chase scene is one of his most reproduced action paintings.
Made in the USA by our family-owned shop, it comes in 14x11 and 20x16, gallery-wrapped or floating frame, and hangs without nails or tools.
A Huntsman and Dogs Canvas Print by Winslow Homer, 1891 Adirondack Art
This Huntsman and Dogs canvas print reproduces Winslow Homer's 1891 Adirondack scene on gallery canvas, from the fallen white birch log to the two hounds and the deer pelt beside the hunter.
Homer painted from his own seasons in the Adirondacks, and that first-hand outdoor knowledge is what gives the scene its unforced, working-day realism rather than a staged hunting tableau.
Made in the USA in our family-owned shop, it holds securely without nails or tools and removes cleanly without holes or wall damage.
A Sunday on La Grande Jatte Canvas Print by Georges Seurat
Bring Georges Seurat's dazzling park scene home with this A Sunday on La Grande Jatte canvas print, gallery-wrapped in two sizes and ready to hang.
Painted in thousands of tiny dots of pure color between 1884 and 1886, the pointillist technique turns an ordinary afternoon on the Seine into a scene that still feels alive with light.
Made in the USA at our family-owned shop in Northeast Ohio, it holds securely with adhesive strips — no nails, no tools, no wall damage.
Prefer more depth? Upgrade to the floating frame for a finished gallery edge.
A Sunday On The La Grande Jatty by Georges Seurat, World Famous Wall Art Collection, Framed Impressionist Wall Art Print
Albert Bierstadt Sierra Nevada in California, World Famous Wall Art Collection, Framed Bierstadt Prints, Western Artwork for Walls, Scenic Wall Art Sierra Nevada Print, 11x14, 2410
Almond Blossoms by Vincent Van Gogh Framed Wall Art, Wonderful to Display in Kitchen, Bathroom or Living Room Decor, 11x14, 2443
American Gothic by Grant Wood. World Famous Wall Art Collection, Framed American Gothic Print for Your Living Room or Den, 11x14, 2461
American Gothic Grant Wood Canvas Print - 1930 Regionalist Wall Art
This american gothic grant wood canvas print brings Grant Wood's stern farmer and his daughter to a living room, office, or hallway, printed on gallery canvas at 11x14 and 16x20.
Wood painted the pair in front of a plain Iowa farmhouse in 1930, pitchfork in hand, and the deadpan expression has made it one of the most recognized paintings in American art.
Made in the USA by a small family business, it holds securely on the wall without nails or tools and comes down again without leaving a mark.
Among the Sierra Nevada Canvas Print, Albert Bierstadt Wall Art
This among the sierra nevada canvas print brings Albert Bierstadt's 1868 wilderness masterpiece to a living room, lodge, or study wall.
Painted at the height of the Hudson River School's western phase, it is one of Bierstadt's best-known Sierra Nevada scenes — the original hangs in the Smithsonian American Art Museum and is in the public domain.
Gallery-wrapped and made in the USA, it holds securely without nails or tools, with a floating-frame upgrade available.
