Vintage Bathroom Wall Art
No. 0209Seashell IllustrationM Houttuyn, 1757from $59
No. 3284Red and Purple SeaweedJoseph Dalton Hooker, 1844from $59
No. 0270Seaweed IllustrationSamuel Octavus Gray, 1867from $59
No. 3717Pale OctopusCarl Chun, 1915from $59
No. 0282Seashell IllustrationCharles C, 1899from $59
No. 3732Spotted Red OctopusGiuseppe Jatta, 1896from $59
No. 0358Shells in SeaweedMary Altha Nims, 1800sfrom $59
No. 3738Nautilus and Cone ShellsJoachim Johann Nepomuk Spalowsky, 1795from $59
No. 0387Seaweed IllustrationSamuel Octavus Gray, 1867from $59
No. 3790OctopusesAlbertus Seba, 1734from $59
No. 0391Pelvetia canaliculataSamuel Octavus Gray, 1867from $59
No. 3921Red CoralEugen Johann Christoph Esper, 1791from $59
No. 0395Seaweed IllustrationSamuel Octavus Gray, 1867from $59
No. 4088Black and Cream Ammonites, Plate 106James Sowerby, 1818from $59
No. 0410Seaweed IllustrationSamuel Octavus Gray, 1867from $59
No. 5310Radiolarian Spheres and DiscsErnst Haeckel, 1887from $59
No. 0453Seaweed IllustrationSamuel Octavus Gray, 1867from $59
No. 6501Lionfish (Pterois volitans)John Whitchurch Bennett, 1834from $59
No. 0456Seashell IllustrationM Houttuyn, 1757from $59
No. 6572Queen Angelfish, Plate 194Marcus Elieser Bloch, 1796from $59
No. 0461Seaweed IllustrationSamuel Octavus Gray, 1867from $59
No. 6591Queen Angelfish, Plate XXXIMark Catesby, 1777from $59
No. 0466Fucus vesiculosusSamuel Octavus Gray, 1867from $59
No. 6637Angelfish and Tropical FishLouis Renard, 1754from $59
No. 0471Seaweed IllustrationSamuel Octavus Gray, 1867from $59
No. 6733Pink Sea BreamPhilipp Franz von Siebold, 1850from $59
No. 0521Seashell Plate IIIJohn Chapman, 1810from $59
No. 6916Red Ridged Sea ShellWilliam Elford Leach, 1814from $59
No. 0527Seashell Plate 6T. A Conrad, 1831from $59
No. 7057Angelfish and SwordfishLorenz Oken, 1833from $59
No. 0536Seaweed IllustrationSamuel Octavus Gray, 1867from $59
No. 3305Pink Seaweed FrondJoseph Dalton Hooker, 1844from $59
No. 0579Seashell Plate 29George Washington Tryon, 1873from $59
No. 3718Large Pale OctopusCarl Chun, 1915from $59
No. 0588Seashell Plate 40George Washington Tryon, 1873from $59
No. 3735Orange OctopusGiuseppe Jatta, 1896from $59
No. 0599Seaweed IllustrationSamuel Octavus Gray, 1867from $59
No. 3740Striped Cone and Cowrie ShellsJoachim Johann Nepomuk Spalowsky, 1795from $59
No. 0604Seaweed Plate LXVIIKintaro Okamura, 1912from $59
No. 3791Starfish CollectionAlbertus Seba, 1734from $59
No. 0608Seashell Plate 42George Washington Tryon, 1873from $59
No. 3923Orange Coral ClusterEugen Johann Christoph Esper, 1791from $59
No. 0619Seashell IllustrationBergens Museum, 1913from $59
No. 4089Black and Cream Ammonites, Plate 107James Sowerby, 1818from $59
No. 0621Marine Algae (Algues marines)Pierre Roche, 1893from $59
No. 5311Coiled and Spherical RadiolariansErnst Haeckel, 1887from $59
No. 0624Seaweed IllustrationSamuel Octavus Gray, 1867from $59
No. 6504Red Squirrelfish IJohn Whitchurch Bennett, 1834from $59
Antique shell, coral, fish and seaweed prints for the bathroom, printed on canvas. 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. Measure the wall first, and pick a size that fills about two thirds of it.
Questions
How high to hang wall art in a dining room?+
Center the picture about 57 inches above the floor. Over a sideboard, keep the bottom edge 6 to 8 inches above the furniture.
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 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.