Western Wall Art

Western wall art from the Old West to the open range: lawmen walking Tombstone’s main street, a Stetson and boots on a desert barrel, longhorns and bison, galloping horses and the adobe walls of Santa Fe.

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Elevate your space with our Western Canvas Art

The West in these canvases is the one people picture: dusty main streets, cowboy gear, cattle, horses at full gallop and adobe glowing at sunset. Our western wall art covers Arizona, New Mexico and West Texas in warm burnt orange, gold and turquoise, with a black and white bison for a more rustic room. Painterly street scenes sit next to bold, color-driven animal portraits.

Old West towns and cowboys

Tombstone Gunfight Scenery follows four lawmen down a dusty main street, their long shadows stretching across weathered planks. Tombstone Historic Main Street glows amber in late afternoon light, and Tombstone Arizona Frontier sends six riders down the street at high noon under a huge sky. Tombstone Old West Charm waits at dusk with gas lamps and a horse-drawn wagon. For a still life, Scottsdale Western Heritage sets worn cowboy boots, a dark Stetson and a coiled lasso on a wooden barrel among saguaros.

Longhorns, bison and horses

Fiery Longhorn Spirit walks straight at you in burnt orange against teal and gold, and Artistic Longhorn Montage shifts the hide from rust into deep purple and blue. Classic Black and White Buffalo stands in tall prairie grass with every detail of its coat drawn out in monochrome, while Majestic Buffalo Silhouette catches amber light in golden grass. Horse Harmony in Nature sends seven horses splashing through shallow water, and Delightful Horse Play catches a bay mid-gallop with all four hooves off the ground.

Adobe and the Southwest

Our best-selling piece in this collection is Santa Fe Desert Trail, a stepping-stone path through desert blooms toward an adobe home under purple mountains. Santa Fe Pueblo Style pairs a terracotta wall with a turquoise door, and Albuquerque Old Town Charm looks through an adobe archway into a courtyard spilling with pink bougainvillea. Out in West Texas, Marfa Iconic Sign leaves a weathered roadside sign alone in the desert.

Styling western art

  • Living room: a wide Tombstone street scene above a leather sofa sets the tone.
  • Ranch or farmhouse: the black and white bison works with wood, iron and neutral walls.
  • Entry or hallway: a vertical longhorn makes a strong first impression.
  • Build a wall: combine a town scene, an animal portrait and an adobe piece in matching sizes.

See more of the region in desert wall art, Arizona, New Mexico and Texas, or browse the horse collection.

What kind of western wall art do you have?

Old West street scenes from Tombstone, a cowboy still life with boots, a Stetson and a lasso, longhorns, bison and galloping horses, plus adobe buildings in Santa Fe and Albuquerque and desert scenes from Arizona to West Texas. Most pieces use warm burnt orange, gold and turquoise, with one striking black and white bison.

Do you have black and white western art?

Classic Black and White Buffalo shows a bison in tall prairie grass in crisp monochrome, every detail of the shaggy coat drawn out. It suits a modern farmhouse or rustic room and pairs well with the sun-bleached tones of Marfa Scenic Beauty or a warm Tombstone street scene in the same size.

Which western canvas fits above a sofa or a bed?

Choose a horizontal scene: Tombstone Gunfight Scenery, Tombstone Historic Main Street, Horse Harmony in Nature and Majestic Buffalo Silhouette are all wide. Aim for a canvas about two thirds the width of the furniture and hang it 8 to 10 inches above the back of the sofa or the headboard.

Is western wall art a good gift for someone from Texas or Arizona?

Yes, and you can match the piece to the place. Longhorns and the Marfa sign speak to Texas, the Tombstone and Scottsdale scenes to Arizona, and Santa Fe Desert Trail or Santa Fe Pueblo Style to New Mexico. A western canvas also makes a thoughtful housewarming gift for a ranch or a new home out West.