Animal Wall Art
Lions, horses, big cats and wildlife
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Cat on a Balustrade — Théophile-Alexandre Pierre Steinlen
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Dog and Her Puppies
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Lioness and Her Cubs — Antoine Louis Barye
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The Stag's Call — Rosa Bonheur
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White Mare — Winslow Homer
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Standing Jaguar — Antoine Louis Barye
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Rearing Horse — Edwin Henry Landseer
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Cattle Resting in the Alps — Rosa Bonheur
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Tiger and Bamboo — Nishimura Shigenaga
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Tiger at Rest — Pierre Andrieu
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Crouching Tiger — Utagawa Kunisada I (Toyokuni III)
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Shrikes on a Flowering Branch — Robert Havell
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Florida Jays — Robert Havell
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Dragon and Tiger — Kishi Ganku
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Virginia Deer — John Woodhouse Audubon
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Harlequin Ducks — Robert Havell
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Ask on WhatsAppLions, tigers, horses, deer and birds: the Animals collection brings together works by great animal artists such as Rosa Bonheur, Antoine-Louis Barye and Robert Havell, along with Japanese prints of tigers and dragons. Artworks full of life that celebrate the strength, nobility and beauty of the animal world.
What does animal wall art symbolise?
The lion stands for courage and leadership and is a favourite in offices and living rooms. The horse symbolises freedom and elegance, the tiger power, the deer the serenity of nature. Birds, more delicate, bring lightness and colour to a bedroom or entrance.
Where to hang animal wall art?
A big cat or a horse in size L (85 × 120 cm) gives character to a living room or an executive office. Bird plates and small animals are perfect in size S (50 × 70 cm), alone or as a series, in a bedroom, corridor or kids' room. Choose a wood or gold floating frame for a warm, classic look.
Frequently asked questions
Which animal artwork for an office?
The lion is the most popular choice for an office: it symbolises strength and leadership. The rearing horse is also much loved.
Do you have bird wall art?
Yes, naturalist bird plates by Robert Havell and Japanese prints, perfect for a bedroom or entrance.
Which frame for animal wall art?
A wood or gold floating frame gives a classic look; black suits more modern interiors.