Famous Painting Prints — Sets of 3
Three masterworks, one artist. The gallery-ground editions share a frame and a typeset label, so three from one painter — or one movement — hang as a museum wall: Van Gogh's Arles trio, Hokusai and Hiroshige's Japan, Monet's water. Or pick any three of the 138 works; the 10% set discount applies to any three prints.
293 prints · printed to order on heavyweight matte paper · framed or unframed
Open a set, pick one size and frame for all three, add it in a click. All sets of 3 →




Pick any three — tap Add to set on a print and it lands in the tray below. Once three are in, choose one size and frame for the set and add it to the cart; three or more prints take 10% off automatically.

One artist or one movement
The trio that reads as a museum wall is three works by one painter — the label under each ties them together — or three from one movement: three Impressionists, three Pre-Raphaelites, three Dutch interiors. Each movement has its own page here. Mixed trios across centuries look like a poster shop; keep the thread.
Match the edition and the ratio
Keep all three in the same edition — gallery print, exhibition poster or full-bleed — and, for a clean row, the same orientation: the trios above are all upright 2:3 sheets. Wide paintings (Starry Night, the Great Wave) print landscape and pair better side by side than in a row of three.
Sizing and the discount
Three 16×24s in identical frames, 4 inches apart, is the standard over a sofa; three 12×18s over a desk or in a hallway. Any three or more prints take 10% off automatically at checkout. Free worldwide standard shipping.









































































































































































































































































































































































































































































































































































































