Collection: St. Louis, Missouri Wall Art

St. Louis wall art built around the Gateway Arch: the riverfront at dusk across the Mississippi, the Old Courthouse in travel-poster color, the Arch mirrored in a reflecting pool, and a gazebo in Forest Park doubled in still water.

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Elevate your space with our St. Louis, Missouri Canvas Art

St. Louis wall art keeps returning to one shape, and for good reason. The Gateway Arch, 630 feet tall and finished in 1965, appears in six of these seven canvases, seen across the Mississippi, from the riverfront park and from above. The seventh heads west to Forest Park. Most are painted in thick, impressionist strokes, with sunset color reflected in the river.

The Arch and the Mississippi

St. Louis Riverfront Panorama catches the Arch in the last glow of evening, the skyline doubled in rippling water under pink and dusty purple. St. Louis Gateway Arch And City Lights shows the moment the city lights come on at golden hour, framed by foliage across the river. St. Louis Skyline at Sunset turns the sky saturated pink, orange and purple, the Mississippi streaked in gold and amber, and St. Louis Downtown Aerial View looks down on the city along the river, a riverside path curving through late summer green.

Landmarks and parks

St. Louis Historic Landmarks takes a travel-poster approach: the Arch above the Old Courthouse in warm coral, riverboats on the Mississippi and bursts of fall foliage. St. Louis Gateway Arch Reflection mirrors the steel curve in a reflecting pool, with parkland trees in rust and amber built up in thick paint. Away from downtown, St. Louis Forest Park Landscape sets the park’s gazebo in late afternoon light, its classical lines doubled in still water among deep greens and blues.

Picking a St. Louis canvas

  • Above a sofa: the three horizontals, Riverfront Panorama, Gateway Arch And City Lights and Forest Park Landscape, at 48×32 inches.
  • Narrow walls: the four verticals fit an entry, a stairway or the space between windows.
  • Traditional or vintage rooms: the travel-poster Historic Landmarks.
  • Fall decor: the rust and amber trees of Gateway Arch Reflection.

See more of the state in Missouri wall art, or cross the state to Kansas City. For gift ideas, read Missouri wall art gifts they’ll actually hang.

Which St. Louis canvases show the Gateway Arch?

Six of the seven. St. Louis Riverfront Panorama, St. Louis Gateway Arch And City Lights and St. Louis Skyline at Sunset show it over the Mississippi, St. Louis Historic Landmarks pairs it with the Old Courthouse, St. Louis Gateway Arch Reflection mirrors it in a pool, and St. Louis Downtown Aerial View looks down on it from above.

Do you have Forest Park art?

Yes. St. Louis Forest Park Landscape shows the park’s gazebo in late afternoon light, its classical lines reflected in still water and surrounded by thick greens and blues, with streaks of peach, mint and gold behind. It is horizontal and makes a calm, less obvious St. Louis piece for a living room or a bedroom.

Which St. Louis print has a vintage travel poster style?

St. Louis Historic Landmarks. The Gateway Arch rises above the Old Courthouse in warm coral, clouds shift from blue to gold, riverboats float on the Mississippi and fall foliage adds bursts of burnt orange. Its poster style suits a traditional study, a den or a hallway gallery wall with other travel prints.

What St. Louis art makes a good housewarming gift?

A skyline over the river is the safest choice for someone who loves the city. St. Louis Riverfront Panorama is soft and evening-toned, St. Louis Skyline at Sunset is bolder, and St. Louis Gateway Arch Reflection brings fall color. A medium canvas fits most new homes, and every piece arrives ready to hang.