What can we help you find?

Canvas Paintings & Wall Art

Canvas

Canvas is the medium most walls want: gallery texture, no glare, and a warm, finished look straight out of the box. Every artwork in our collection can be printed on canvas, stretched by hand and framed in India — from compact bedroom pieces to sofa-spanning statements.

5,000 products

Lady with swarbat 1874

Wall Art

Lady with swarbat 1874

499

by Raja Ravi Varma

Bullfight by Pablo Picasso

Wall Art

Bullfight by Pablo Picasso

499

by Pablo Picasso

Abstract Woman Brushstroked Painting

Wall Art

Abstract Woman Brushstroked Painting

499

by Sien van der Boom

An artist by Pablo Picasso (1963)

Wall Art

An artist by Pablo Picasso (1963)

499

by Pablo Picasso

The ostrich by Pablo Picasso

Wall Art

The ostrich by Pablo Picasso

499

by Pablo Picasso

Villas in bordighera by Claude Monet (1884)

Wall Art

Villas in bordighera by Claude Monet (1884)

499

by Claude Monet

The reader by Henri Matisse (1906)

Wall Art

The reader by Henri Matisse (1906)

499

by Henri Matisse

Canvas paintings, and why canvas suits them

Canvas is woven cotton stretched over a wooden frame. The weave has a fine grain that holds ink softly, so brush marks read much as they do on a painted surface. There is no glass, so no glare from a window or a ceiling spotlight. Canvas is light for its size, and a large one hangs on a single hook.

Canvas paintings across the whole catalogue

Every artwork in the catalogue is offered on canvas, so the range here is wide. It spans classical reproductions, courtly Indian miniature painting and village folk traditions. There are impressionist landscapes, botanical studies, Art Deco geometry, minimalist line work and bold contemporary abstracts. Palettes run from muted ivory and sage through deep indigo to warm ochre. Formats include small squares, tall portraits, wide panoramic shapes and large statement sizes.

Where canvas works in a home

Canvas hangs well above a sofa, where the absence of glass keeps the image clear at an angle. Bedrooms, home offices and stairwells work for the same reason. Humid and coastal homes are kinder to canvas than to glazed frames, because there is no glass to fog. A corridor takes a run of two or four smaller canvases at eye level.

Choosing a size

Measure the wall first, then aim to cover about two thirds of the width of the furniture below. Above a three-seater sofa that usually means 36 inches or wider. A study or bedside wall reads well at 18 to 24 inches. For a tall stairwell, a portrait format carries better than a wide one. If you are caught between two sizes, choose the larger.

Canvas paintings: common questions

What is the difference between canvas and paper prints?

Canvas has a woven texture and no glass, so there is no glare and the artwork reads like a painting. Paper prints sit behind glass in a frame and read like gallery prints. Canvas costs a little more, feels warmer in a room, and is the popular choice for living rooms and bedrooms.

Does canvas art fade?

Our canvases are printed with UV-stable inks that hold their colour for years in Indian conditions. Keep any artwork out of harsh direct sunlight and away from damp walls and it will stay true. Unlike thin poster prints, gallery canvas also resists cockling in humid weather.

Do canvas paintings arrive stretched and ready to hang?

Yes. Every canvas is stretched by hand over a wooden frame and arrives ready to hang, with floater and framed options if you want a border. Choose your exact size on the product page and the piece is made to order for your wall.

Every artwork here is an archival print, hand-framed to order and delivered ready to hang — made in India.