Birds
Vintage Owl Wall Art Prints
No. 0279Owl IllustrationJ. T. Descourtilz, 1854from $59
No. 6284Snowy OwlsThomas Brown, 1835from $59
No. 0292Owl Plate 10Friedrich Arnold, 1897from $59
No. 6162Great Horned Owl, Plate XVGeorge Edwards, 1776from $59
No. 0298Tyto albaUnknown artist, 1909from $59
No. 6285Owls Among Flowering BranchesThomas Brown, 1835from $59
No. 0327Ninox odiosaUnknown artist, 1875from $59
No. 6342Morepork OwlsWalter Lawry Buller, 1888from $59
No. 0328Bubo buboArchibald Thorburn, 1885from $59
No. 6374Pair of Bay OwlsJohn Gould, 1850–1883from $59
No. 0346Asio flammeusArchibald Thorburn, 1885from $59
No. 6872Small Owl on BranchRamón de la Sagra, 1855from $59
No. 0406Bubo scandiacusArchibald Thorburn, 1885from $59
No. 7066Swallows and OwlsLorenz Oken, 1833from $59
No. 0420Ninox forbesiUnknown artist, 1875from $59
No. 7086Brown Owl on StumpEleazar Albin, 1731from $59
No. 0582Barn OwlRobert Havell after John James Audubon, 1833from $59
No. 6286Barred and Barn OwlsThomas Brown, 1835from $59
No. 0583Otus scopsJohn Gerrard Keulemans, 1885from $59
No. 6375Barn Owl IIJohn Gould, 1850–1883from $59
No. 0615Tyto albaArchibald Thorburn, 1885from $59
No. 6287Screech and Horned OwlsThomas Brown, 1835from $59
No. 0651Owl Plate 6Victor Adam, 1838from $59
No. 6376Barn Owl with OwletsJohn Gould, 1850–1883from $59
No. 0678Great Cinereous OwlRobert Havell after John James Audubon, 1837from $59
No. 6163Snowy Owl, Plate XVIIGeorge Edwards, 1776from $59
No. 0683Bubo virginianusCharles C, 1897from $59
No. 6871Long-Eared Owl on BranchRamón de la Sagra, 1855from $59
No. 0732Athene noctuaJohn Gerrard Keulemans, 1885from $59
No. 0733Owl Plate XVH. G. Ludwig Reichenbach, 1839from $59
No. 0832Bubo bengalensisJohn Gould, 1831from $59
No. 0851Owl IllustrationJohn Joseph Griffin and Co, 1851from $59
No. 0863Snowy OwlRobert Havell after John James Audubon, 1831from $59
No. 0871Great Horned OwlRobert Havell after John James Audubon, 1829from $59
No. 0872Owl Plate 27Christian Adam Adolph Buhle, 1835from $59
No. 0874Long-eared OwlRobert Havell after John James Audubon, 1837from $59
No. 0879Owl IllustrationJohn Graham Bell, 1903from $59
No. 0884Owl Plate XVIIH. G. Ludwig Reichenbach, 1839from $59
No. 1061Megascops asioUnknown artist, 1896from $59
No. 1329Owl Plate 140Z Gerbe, 1835from $59
No. 1330Asio flammeusR. Bruce Horsfall, 1925from $59
No. 1331Owl IllustrationAlphonse Tremeau de Rochebrune, 1883from $59
No. 1332Owl Pigeon Plate 21Christian Förster, 1884from $59
No. 1333Owl IllustrationEttore Arrigoni Degli Oddi, 1902from $59
No. 1334Owl Pigeon Plate 19Christian Förster, 1884from $59
No. 1335Owl Pigeon Plate 20Christian Förster, 1884from $59
No. 1336Owl Pigeon Plate 22Christian Förster, 1884from $59
No. 1337Owl IllustrationJohn Graham Bell, 1903from $59
Browse antique owl illustrations printed on canvas. They come from old bird plates, natural history books and museum paintings that are free to reuse. Every image comes from a public-domain or open-access collection, and each print page names its source. Each print ships on stretched canvas in five sizes, from 12x18 ($59) to 40x60 ($299), with free shipping in the US. Vertical bird plates fit narrow walls, and a larger size suits a living room.
Questions
What is the canvas made of?+
A synthetic fiber fabric with a water-resistant layer, stretched over a pine frame that is 0.6 inches deep. The inks are archival pigment inks, and the print is made and shipped in the US.
How high should I hang a canvas?+
Center it about 57 inches above the floor. Our guide on how high to hang pictures has the numbers for each size.
Where do the images come from?+
From the National Gallery of Art, the Cleveland Museum of Art, the Rijksmuseum, the USDA Pomological Watercolor Collection, the Biodiversity Heritage Library and six other public-domain libraries. Each print page names its source.