Nature art on canvas — botanical illustrations, landscapes, and wildlife from centuries of natural history. The texture of cotton canvas adds warmth and depth to these subjects, making every leaf vein and mountain ridge feel present in the room. All printed in-house in our Berlin studio on heavy cotton canvas with archival pigment inks.
This collection brings together botanical illustration, landscape, and wildlife subjects on canvas, from Fresh Blue by Angelo Cerantola and Stormy Horizon by Alice White to more floral pieces like Vibrant Orange And Yellow Flowers by Susan Black. The range spans centuries of natural history reference material alongside contemporary landscape and botanical work, so there's room to build a nature wall in one consistent style or mix eras and subjects freely.
Why canvas suits nature subjects
Cotton canvas adds a texture that flat paper doesn't have, which works particularly well for nature subjects where surface detail matters, leaf veins, brushwork in a landscape, the grain of a mountain ridge. All pieces are printed in-house in our Berlin studio on heavy cotton canvas with archival pigment inks, so colour depth and detail hold up at larger sizes rather than flattening out.
Building a nature-themed wall
A single large landscape or botanical canvas print works as a standalone piece over a sofa, bed, or dining table. For a gallery wall, group two or three nature prints in the same size, mixing a landscape with a botanical or wildlife piece for variety while keeping frame depth consistent. Warm, earthy wall tones bring out the greens and browns typical of nature subjects, though a plain white or grey wall will let the print's colour carry the room on its own.
Ernst Haeckel's 100 plates from Kunstformen der Natur (1904) are some of the most wall-ready images in the public domain — and the direct source material for Art Nouveau. A...