Collection
Vintage Fruit & Kitchen Wall Art Prints
No. 0002Lone Star PersimmonAmanda Newton, 1906from $59
No. 3634Orange Chinese LanternsUnknown artist, 1615from $59
No. 0004Fuyugaki PersimmonMary Daisy Arnold, 1915from $59
No. 4674Bunch of Yellow BananasPierre Joseph Redouté, 1816from $59
No. 0006Un-Shu OrangeElsie Lower Pomeroy, 1907from $59
No. 6629Cashew Fruit and NutsMark Catesby, 1777from $59
No. 0007Orange StudyAmanda Newton, 1915from $59
No. 3647Red and Black CurrantsUnknown artist, 1615from $59
No. 0008Tane Nashi PersimmonEllen Isham Schutt, 1906from $59
No. 4683Pineapple, Plate 456Pierre Joseph Redouté, 1816from $59
No. 0009Orange StudyAmanda Newton, 1915from $59
No. 3648Red Berries on Leafy BranchUnknown artist, 1615from $59
No. 0010Newton Wonder AppleAmanda Newton, 1921from $59
No. 4712Red Currants on the BranchPierre Joseph Redouté, 1827from $59
No. 0011Hachiya PersimmonAmanda Newton, 1917from $59
No. 3651Mint and Red Chili PepperUnknown artist, 1615from $59
No. 0013Goree StrawberryMary Daisy Arnold, 1913from $59
No. 4732Red Cherries on Branch, Plate 23Pierre Joseph Redouté, 1827from $59
No. 0014Hortense CherryRoyal Charles Steadman, 1916from $59
No. 3654Red Berry Cluster and White FlowersUnknown artist, 1615from $59
No. 0015Veribest AppleAmanda Newton, 1915from $59
No. 4737Peaches on BranchPierre Joseph Redouté, 1827from $59
No. 0016Mother AppleDeborah Griscom Passmore, 1907from $59
No. 3655Black Berries and White FlowersUnknown artist, 1615from $59
No. 0017Kuro Kuma PersimmonDeborah Griscom Passmore, 1901from $59
No. 4741White Grapes on the VinePierre Joseph Redouté, 1827from $59
No. 0018Ben Davis AppleMary Daisy Arnold, 1912from $59
No. 3656Red Berries and White CandytuftUnknown artist, 1615from $59
No. 0021Pond PlumElsie Lower Pomeroy, 1907from $59
No. 4750Figs on the BranchPierre Joseph Redouté, 1827from $59
No. 0022Florence CherryThompson, Harriet L., 1915from $59
No. 3657Sweet Peas and Pea PodsUnknown artist, 1615from $59
No. 0023Royal Novelle CherryAmanda Newton, 1911from $59
No. 4751Peach on the BranchPierre Joseph Redouté, 1827from $59
No. 0024King of Pippins AppleMary Daisy Arnold, 1920from $59
No. 3658Potato PlantUnknown artist, 1615from $59
No. 0025Montmorency CherryMary Daisy Arnold, 1912from $59
No. 4763Pear on the BranchPierre Joseph Redouté, 1827from $59
No. 0026Pear StudyMary Daisy Arnold, 1932from $59
No. 3660Bean Pods and LeavesUnknown artist, 1615from $59
No. 0027Wilder PearMary Daisy Arnold, 1915from $59
No. 4783Apricots on the BranchPierre Joseph Redouté, 1827from $59
No. 0028Parson Brown OrangeDeborah Griscom Passmore, 1894from $59
No. 3664Red and Yellow Corn CobsUnknown artist, 1615from $59
No. 0029Windsor CherryAmanda Newton, 1910from $59
No. 4790Pomegranate, Plate 82Pierre Joseph Redouté, 1827from $59
No. 0031Thompson Improved OrangeAmanda Newton, 1908from $59
No. 3681Orange Ground CherryUnknown artist, 1615from $59
Browse antique fruit, vegetable and herb paintings on canvas. Many are USDA watercolors made to record varieties of apples, lemons, cherries and more. 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. A 12x18 or 16x24 is a good fit for a kitchen or dining wall, where furniture sets the height.
Questions
What looks good on a kitchen wall?+
Fruit and herb prints are one option. Our fruit collection includes USDA watercolors of apples, lemons and cherries.
What sizes and prices are available?+
Every print comes in 12x18 ($59), 16x24 ($89), 24x36 ($159), 32x48 ($229) and 40x60 ($299). Shipping is free 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.