Wildlife Art Prints

4.8

Wildlife art covers a lot of ground: a fox caught mid-step, a herd lost in dust, the flat stare of an animal that has clocked you. Decide first how you want it told. Wildlife photography prints bring detail and immediacy, while painterly animal art prints run looser and warmer. Then narrow by species, from birds and hares to big cat art prints for a wall that needs some weight in it.

Rated 4.8 by 1,000s of customers
Animal Painting Art Prints
Animal Painting Art Prints
Wildlife Photography Prints
Wildlife Photography Prints
Big Cat Art Prints
Big Cat Art Prints
Bird Art Prints
Bird Art Prints
Animal Portrait Art Prints
Animal Portrait Art Prints
Tiger Art Prints
Tiger Art Prints
Fox Art Prints
Fox Art Prints
Bear Art Prints
Bear Art Prints
Deer Art Prints
Deer Art Prints
Elephant Art Prints
Elephant Art Prints
Owl Art Prints
Owl Art Prints
Butterfly Art Prints
Butterfly Art Prints
Thaumalea Amherstiae by Gould Art Print Gold

Thaumalea Amherstiae by Gould Art Print

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Ring necked Pheasant by John Gould Art Print Brown

Ring-necked Pheasant by John Gould Art Print

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Pink Flamingo Close Up Art Print White

Pink Flamingo Close-Up Art Print

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Cygne Sauvage by Verneuil Art Print Oak

Cygne Sauvage by Verneuil Art Print

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Australian Pelican by John Gould Art Print Black

Australian Pelican by John Gould Art Print

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Snow Bird by Audubon Art Print Brown

Snow Bird by John James Audubon Art Print

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Folk Crane in Flight Art Print Black

Folk Crane in Flight Art Print

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Swallow in Flight Watercolour Art Print White

Swallow in Flight Watercolour Art Print

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Kentucky Warbler by Audubon Art Print Oak

Kentucky Warbler by John James Audubon Art Print

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Mute Swan Reflection Art Print White

Mute Swan Reflection Art Print

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Folk Crane in Green Art Print Black

Folk Crane in Green Art Print

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Sword billed Hummingbird by John Gould Art Print Brown

Sword-billed Hummingbird by John Gould Art Print

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What people say about Wildlife Art Prints

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Vivid colours and thick, quality paper stand out, with the framed option also making a strong impression.

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Sandhill Crane by Audubon Art Print Black Reviewed Sandhill Crane by Audubon Art Print →

Great quality paper, vivid, beautiful color

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Audubon Red Breasted Snipe Art Print Brown Reviewed Red-Breasted Snipe by Audubon Art Print →

Very nice quality

Thick, very nice quality paper. Vibrant colors!

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Wildlife Wall Art Notes From The Frame

On species, scale and hanging animal art where it lands best from The Frame, Fab's blog.

How to Choose Wildlife Art You'll Actually Love in Five Years

How to Choose Wildlife Art You'll Actually Love...

Clara Bell

Choosing wildlife art is rarely about wildlife. It's about whether the stag above your sofa will still feel right after two house moves, a redecorate, and the slow drift of...

Living Room Gallery Walls: How to Style Animal Art Prints with Impact

Living Room Gallery Walls: How to Style Animal ...

Clara Bell

A wall of animal prints can look like a serious, considered piece of interior design, or it can look like the gift shop at a safari park. The difference comes...

Starter Art Prints for First-Time Buyers

Starter Art Prints for First-Time Buyers

Jasmine Okoro

A blank wall can be intimidating. You know you want art, but where do you even start? You scroll through endless options online, walk through galleries feeling lost, or stare...

Choosing wildlife prints: your questions

Answers on framing, sizing, picking a subject and what to do if a print isn't right once it's up

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Should I choose a wildlife painting reproduction or a wildlife photography print?

Painting reproductions usually feel warmer and more interpretive, with visible brushwork, softer backgrounds and a slightly illustrative mood that suits traditional or country-style rooms. Photographic wildlife prints read sharper and more documentary, with fine detail and strong tonal contrast that works well in modern, minimal interiors. If you're mixing both in one grouping, keep the colour temperature and framing consistent so the wall still looks intentional.

Do wildlife prints work in a nursery or child's bedroom?

Yes, and it's one of the most searched-for uses. Gentle woodland animals such as deer, foxes, hares, owls and bears in soft watercolour or vintage-illustration styles suit a nursery best, while bolder safari subjects like elephants, lions and giraffes fit a slightly older child's room. Hang two or three smaller prints in a row at seated eye level, or use one larger piece above a dresser, and keep the palette tied to the room's bedding or paint colour.

Which wildlife art prints work best in a living room?

For a living room, we think large-scale wildlife art prints in muted, painterly styles work brilliantly. A single 70x100cm framed print of a stag, elephant, or big cat above a sofa creates an instant focal point without the room feeling like a nature documentary. Stick to tonal palettes that echo your existing soft furnishings (warm ochres and greens for earthy schemes, cool greys and blues for more contemporary spaces). Our framed prints arrive ready to hang with UV-protective acrylic glazing, so even a sun-drenched south-facing wall won't fade the piece over time.

What animal art prints are most popular right now?

Right now, safari animal prints for walls are having a moment, especially elephants, leopards, and herons rendered in loose, expressive brushwork rather than hyper-realistic styles. We're also seeing huge demand for woodland creatures (foxes, hares, owls) in more muted, illustrative treatments. If you're drawn to something timeless rather than trendy, birds of prey and Highland stags have never really gone out of style and feel at home in both modern and traditional interiors.

How large should a wildlife print be for a big blank wall?

If you've got a large empty wall that feels unfinished, go bigger than you think. A single 70x100cm wildlife art print is our sweet spot for making a genuine statement above a standard sofa or sideboard. Anything smaller on a big wall just looks like an afterthought. If you want something even more dramatic, consider a gallery arrangement of two or three framed wildlife prints in a loose horizontal line, keeping roughly 5-8cm between frames. All our framed prints come ready to hang with fixtures already attached, so you won't be wrestling with separate frame kits.

Are wildlife prints a good gift idea?

They're one of the best art gifts you can buy, honestly. A well-framed wildlife art print feels personal and considered in a way that a generic homeware gift simply doesn't. If you know the recipient loves a particular animal (a dog breed, an African elephant, a robin), you're golden. Our prints are made to order on museum-grade paper with solid wood frames, so they arrive looking like something from a gallery, not a rolled-up poster. Plus, we have a 99-day returns policy, so if it's not quite right, it's easy to sort.

What are the different styles of wildlife art prints?

Wildlife art spans a surprisingly wide range. You've got photographic realism (sharp detail, dramatic lighting), painterly and impressionistic treatments (looser brushwork, more mood than precision), graphic and illustrative styles (bold lines, flat colour, great for modern spaces), and vintage natural history illustration (think botanical-meets-zoological, perfect for studies and libraries). We think the sweet spot for most homes is painterly wildlife art. It brings warmth and character without feeling like a textbook plate, and it tends to age beautifully on the wall.