New Mexico Wall Art

New Mexico Wall Art

New Mexico wall art in this collection pictures the state place by place: Taos Pueblo and Taos Valley, Abiquiu Lake, White Sands dunes, Bisti Hoodoos and the Albuquerque skyline. It also holds the state flag with its Zia symbol, a 1912 typographic map, retro travel and highway pieces, and a radio telescope array.

Taos Pueblo, Taos Valley And The Road There

Taos appears in several titles, so start by deciding how close you want to stand. Taos Pueblo at Sunset and Taos Pueblo North House bring you to the pueblo itself, Taos Valley Sunset widens out to the valley, and Road to Taos follows the way toward the town. If you have a long bench or a low cabinet to fill, Taos Valley Sunset comes as a panoramic that spreads across it.

Abiquiu Lake For A Bedroom Or A Reading Corner

Several pieces here picture Abiquiu Lake, and the titles tell you how they differ: Lake Abiquiu Winter Sunset names the season, Abiquiu Lake Sunset Glow names the hour, and Abiquiu Lake Reflections names the water surface. Choose by the season, hour or water view you want to sit near in a bedroom or reading corner. Lakes from other places are gathered in the lake wall art collection.

White Sands, Bisti And Sangre For Desert Walls

Three pieces cover the dry country of the state, so choose by place: White Sands Dunes, New Mexico; Wings Formation, Bisti Hoodoos; and Sangre Winter Desert. Any of them gives a living room or hallway a clear place to point toward. If you like desert scenery beyond this state, the desert landscape wall art collection ranges worldwide, and the Arizona wall art collection covers the neighboring state.

Albuquerque, Santa Fe And The Very Large Array

Not every piece here is open country. Albuquerque Skyline at Dusk brings in the city, and Santa Fe Museum Sunset is titled for a museum in Santa Fe. Both come as panoramics, which hang over a long sideboard. Very Large Array Radio Telescopes brings in a science landmark, for a study or workroom.

New Mexico Highway Wall Art For A Den Or Garage

New Mexico Highway and Stormy New Mexico Highway put the road itself on the wall. Hang either in a den, mudroom or garage lounge, where a road scene fits the use of the room.

The State Flag, A 1912 Map And Retro Travel Art

Some pieces name the whole state rather than a single place. New Mexico Flag with Zia Symbol is the state flag, and New Mexico Typographic Map 1912 is a typographic map of the state. New Mexico Retro Travel comes as a square, which goes in a stairwell or the space between two windows. For maps of other places, see the city and country map art collection, and for other flags, the country flag wall art collection.

What Size New Mexico Wall Art Fits Your Wall?

Choose a width of about two thirds to three quarters of the furniture below. Above a 78 inch sofa, Taos Pueblo at Sunset in 54 x 36 inches covers about 69 percent of the width. A 48 inch console takes Abiquiu Lake Reflections at 36 x 24 inches, which is 75 percent. For a 70 inch sideboard, Albuquerque Skyline at Dusk at 48 x 16 inches reaches about 69 percent. Hang the center 57 to 60 inches from the floor on an open wall, or 6 to 8 inches above furniture.

Which New Mexico Piece Goes With Which Room?

Match the subject to the room you use most. A desert or pueblo piece belongs in a living room, a skyline piece in a dining room, and a flag or typographic map in a hallway or home office. If you want pieces from other states beside these, the United States wall art collection holds lakes, skylines and maps from across the country.

How Each Piece Is Made

Every piece is printed after you order it, then shipped from within your region. Canvas prints use museum-quality canvas and archival inks stretched over a solid wooden inner frame, and canvas and framed pieces arrive ready to hang. Shipping is free, delivery takes 8 to 10 business days from the day you order, and returns run 30 days from delivery.

Common Questions

What is the artsy town in New Mexico?

Taos and Santa Fe are the towns people usually name when they ask about art in New Mexico. You can bring a place you have visited onto your wall by choosing a piece whose title names it. Browse the full collection first, then open a piece to see which sizes it comes in and pick one that fits your wall.

Where can I find New Mexico artwork?

The subjects range across place, landmark, symbol and typographic art: a pueblo, a lake, a dune field, a state flag and a lettered map all sit side by side. Scroll through the whole collection before choosing, since the range is wider than the name suggests, and open any piece to see its sizes and finishes.

Can I get a New Mexico poster?

Yes, poster prints are offered on many pieces here. A poster arrives unframed and usually has the lowest starting price, but it does not arrive ready to hang, so plan on mounting or framing it yourself. Check the product page to see whether the poster finish is listed for the piece you want.

Is there New Mexico landscape art?

Yes, New Mexico landscape art is the core of this collection: desert, lake, valley and dune titles, with several set at dusk or in winter. Choose by the place or season named in the title, since that is all the title says about what the picture shows. Open a piece's page to see its sizes before you decide.

Where can I find New Mexico gift shop art online?

You can browse New Mexico art online here instead of visiting a gift shop. The titles name real places, such as a pueblo, a lake and a dune field, along with a state flag and a map, so you can pick a piece tied to a place you know. Open a piece's page to see each size and finish with its price before you add it to your cart.