Collection: Red and Blue Wall Art

Red and Blue wall art in bold primary contrast: Cincinnati Reds historic moments, a New York Giants skyline game, Santa with sleigh bells under gold stars, canyon strata in abstract and Red Square reflections.

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Elevate your space with our Red and Blue Canvas Art

Red and blue sit at opposite ends of the color wheel, and our artists put that tension to work on canvas, from layered abstracts to painterly holiday portraits and city scenes. This collection gathers every piece that carries both colors, so you can browse red blue wall art in one place. Each one is offered in seven sizes, from 12x18 to 40x60 inches, framed in black, white or natural wood, or unframed.

Abstracts, Still Life and Painterly Santas

For a pure play of color, Contemporary Abstract Painting of Canyon Strata layers red, terracotta, purple, blue and teal in a mood-driven horizontal abstract. Tomato Painting on a Slate Board brings the same pairing to a painterly, modern botanical still life. For the holidays, three vertical Santa portraits share an impressionist hand: Santa Painting on Canvas with Sleigh Bells, the more expressive Santa Claus Portrait Painting in Gold Drips, and the contemporary Contemporary Christmas Santa Under Gold Stars.

Cities and Landscapes in Red and Blue

Impressionist and abstract brushwork meets architecture in Red Square Reflections and HafenCity Horizon, both vertical pieces, the latter warmed with terracotta. McKinney Downtown Streetscape takes a more realistic, painterly look at a city street. For wide walls, Madison Scenic Lakeshores blends city and nature in blue, teal and red, while Knoxville Smoky Mountains Scene sets red and blue against beige in a horizontal landscape.

Team Spirit in Red, White and Blue

Plenty of teams wear these colors, and these pieces celebrate them. Baseball fans can choose Cincinnati Reds Historic Moments, Philadelphia Phillies Celebration or Atlanta Braves Photography Print. New York Giants Skyline Game takes an expressionist approach, while Washington Wizards Basketball and Washington Capitals Hockey lean modern and graphic. Rounding out the group are Louisville Cardinals Pride, Chandler Cardinals Fan Art and Irving Basketball Dreams, with a touch of yellow.

Tips for Choosing and Hanging Red and Blue Art

  • Let the art bring the color: white, gray, beige or natural wood around it keeps red and blue from competing with the room.
  • Match the orientation to the wall: horizontal pieces suit sofas and beds, vertical ones fit narrow walls, hallways and the space between windows.
  • Pick the frame by mood: black sharpens the contrast, white feels fresh and crisp, natural wood warms up cooler blues.

Want one color to lead? Browse our full range of blue wall art or explore our red canvas wall art.

What colors go well with red and blue wall art?

Neutrals like white, soft gray and beige let both colors stand out without clashing. A piece such as Knoxville Smoky Mountains Scene already includes beige, so it blends easily into warm neutral rooms, while Contemporary Abstract Painting of Canyon Strata pairs nicely with terracotta or teal accents.

Which room suits red and blue team art?

Team pieces are a natural fit for a den, game room, home bar or a fan’s bedroom. Hang Washington Capitals Hockey or Cincinnati Reds Historic Moments where you watch the game, and choose a size that fills the wall above a sofa or console.

What size and frame should I choose?

Every piece comes in seven sizes from 12x18 to 40x60 inches; larger sizes work best above sofas and beds, smaller ones in hallways or groupings. A black frame sharpens the contrast of Red Square Reflections, while natural wood adds warmth to Tomato Painting on a Slate Board, and unframed canvas gives a clean gallery look.