Horizontal & Landscape-Orientation Wall Art
Wide art for wide walls. Everything here prints on a landscape-orientation sheet — 18×12 up to 36×24 — because the work itself is wider than it is tall: the Great Wave and Red Fuji, Starry Night and the Bedroom, Monet's haystacks and Impression, Sunrise, Bloch's fishes, Audubon's bison and elk, Mucha's four-panel sets as one print. The fit is native; nothing is cropped to make it so.
153 prints · printed to order on heavyweight matte paper · framed or unframed
The over-the-sofa problem
Most wall art is upright, and most of the big empty walls in a house are wide — over the sofa, over the bed, over the sideboard. A horizontal print solves it in one piece: a 36×24 or 32×24 spans two-thirds of a standard sofa, which is the proportion that looks right. Two upright prints side by side is the common fix; one wide one is the better one.
Why these are wide
These are the works that were painted or drawn wide, printed at their own proportions on a 3:2 or 4:3 sheet rather than cropped into an upright one. Starry Night, the Night Watch, the Great Wave, a swordfish from Bloch, a bison from Audubon — each fills its sheet because it was made that shape.
Practical notes
Three sizes per ratio: 18×12 / 24×16 / 36×24 for the 3:2 works and 16×12 / 24×18 / 32×24 for the 4:3. Framed (24×16 and up) or unframed; the full-bleed editions also on canvas. Three or more prints take 10% off. Free standard shipping.