Fruit & Kitchen
Vintage Cherry Wall Art Prints
No. 0014Hortense CherryRoyal Charles Steadman, 1916from $59
No. 3681Orange Ground CherryUnknown artist, 1615from $59
No. 0022Florence CherryThompson, Harriet L., 1915from $59
No. 4732Red Cherries on Branch, Plate 23Pierre Joseph Redouté, 1827from $59
No. 0023Royal Novelle CherryAmanda Newton, 1911from $59
No. 3701Yellow CherriesUnknown artist, 1809from $59
No. 0025Montmorency CherryMary Daisy Arnold, 1912from $59
No. 3704Red Cherries on BranchUnknown artist, 1809from $59
No. 0029Windsor CherryAmanda Newton, 1910from $59
No. 3713Red CherriesUnknown artist, 1809from $59
No. 0038George Glass CherryMary Daisy Arnold, 1912from $59
No. 3714Cherry Blossoms and Red CherriesUnknown artist, 1809from $59
No. 0065May Duke CherryAmanda Newton, 1914from $59
No. 0092Prunus cerasusWilhelm Brandt, 1887from $59
No. 0130Lambert CherryRoyal Charles Steadman, 1924from $59
No. 0177Cherry IllustrationChase brothers company, Rochester, N.Y, 1922from $59
No. 0232Cherry IllustrationChase brothers company, Rochester, N.Y, 1922from $59
No. 0262Prunus aviumCharles Morren, 1847from $59
No. 0268Dikeman CherryDeborah Griscom Passmore, 1898from $59
No. 0411Oerman CherryDeborah Griscom Passmore, 1896from $59
No. 0416Cherry StudyMary Daisy Arnold, 1936from $59
No. 0481Prunus aviumWilliam Draper Brincklé, 1860from $59
No. 0581Rockport CherryAmanda Newton, 1913from $59
No. 0641Badacsony CherryHeiges, Bertha, 1898from $59
No. 1935Red CherriesRobert Spear Dunning, 1866from $59
No. 2095Grapes, Plum, Peaches and CherriesUnknown artist, 1836from $59
No. 2096Pumpkin, Tomatoes and CherriesUnknown artist, 1836from $59
Browse antique cherry illustrations printed on canvas. They come from old fruit 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. A 12x18 or 16x24 is a good fit for a kitchen or dining wall, where furniture sets the height.
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.
How long does delivery take?+
Orders arrive in about 5 to 7 business days. Production takes about 2 business days and delivery takes 3 to 5 business days. The 32x48 and 40x60 canvases take 2 to 3 business days to make and 1 to 7 to arrive. We ship to the US only for now.