Timeless Hunting Paintings Restored and Preserved
Shop our curated collection of antique hunting prints, and bring the rich history of hunting art to your walls.
Vintage Hunting Canvas Wall Art
Leda and the Duck
Percival Leonard Rousseau (American, 1905)
Watching the Stalkers
John Sargent Noble (British, 1883)
After the Shoot
William Arnold Woodhouse (British, 1895)
Right and Left
Winslow Homer (American, 1909)
The Deer Hunt
Alexandre‑François Desportes (French, 1718)
Pointer With Quail
Edmund Henry Osthaus (German, 1890)
Bellowing Stag
Carl Friedrich Deiker (German, 1800s)
Wild im Winterwald
Julius Arthur Thiele (German, 1874)
Do Your Worst
Alfred William Strutt (British, 1800s)
Peter of Faskally
Maud Earl (British-American, 1912)
Two Pointers in a Field
Edmund Henry Osthaus (German, 1800s)
Grouse Hunt
Eugène Petit (French, 1800s)
Waiting for the Start
Winslow Homer (American, 1889)
Serving the Guns
Maud Earl (British-American, 1902)
Dachshunds on a Badger
Guido Von Maffei (German, 1882)
Hunting Art Through History
Early depictions of hunting can be found in cave paintings and medieval manuscripts, but it was during the Renaissance and beyond that hunting scenes began to flourish.
By the 18th and 19th centuries, hunting paintings became especially popular across Europe and America.
Wealthy patrons often commissioned oil paintings to display in country estates, portraying scenes of fox hunts, stag chases, and bird shooting. These works conveyed both the excitement of the sport and the prestige it carried in society.
Fortunately, you no longer need to be ridiculously rich to enjoy the timeless elegance of vintage hunting art. Our high-quality vintage hunting prints capture the same depth, color, and beauty of the originals.
