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Art to Celebrate Black Liberation

Art to Celebrate Black Liberation

"Juneteenth" is short for June 19, a poignant holiday that hasn't been on the radar of many Americans until recently. Juneteenth is a milestone in African American history. It serves as an inspirat...

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ADVENTURE AWAITS! Canvas Art Brings the Beauty of National Parks to Your Home

ADVENTURE AWAITS! Canvas Art Brings the Beauty of National Parks to Your Home

American environmentalist and novelist Wallace Stegner wrote that “National parks are the best idea we ever had. Absolutely American, absolutely democratic, they reflect us at our best rather than ...

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How Colorful Art Can Transform Your Space

How Colorful Art Can Transform Your Space

All praise to the cone – not the ice cream cone, not the cone of silence, but the photoreceptor structure in the human eye called the cone. Your eye also contains photoreceptors called rods which t...

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Drew & Jonathan Scott in a bedroom with abstract canvas art

Scott Living collections

Hosts of HGTV's "Property Brothers" Drew and Jonathan Scott are proud to partner with Fine Art Canvas in creating 3 unique collections of exclusive canvas art prints. In our short video, the broth...

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What Happens When Text Is More Than Just Letters?

What Happens When Text Is More Than Just Letters?

Long before written language as we know it existed, our ancestors communicated by using pictures. Cave paintings evolved into glyphs, cuneiform, and runes – all stylized graphic forms. From these, ...

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WAS RENAISSANCE ART SUCCESSFUL IN PROMOTING THE IDEA OF HUMANITY?

WAS RENAISSANCE ART SUCCESSFUL IN PROMOTING THE IDEA OF HUMANITY?

In a word: Yes. Much of what made Renaissance art revolutionary in its time and enduringly popular today is the daring exhibited by the artists. The movement begins with Sandro Botticelli's iconic ...

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HOW TO USE ART TO REPRESENT DEATH AND SALVATION DURING EASTER

HOW TO USE ART TO REPRESENT DEATH AND SALVATION DURING EASTER

Even though everyone loves Christmas cookies and jolly old St. Nick, Easter has been considered the most sacred day in the Christian calendar for centuries. Artwork exploring the Passion and Resurr...

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Why Food-Themed Art Isn’t Just for the Kitchen

Why Food-Themed Art Isn’t Just for the Kitchen

FOOD, GLORIOUS FOOD! An art museum is typically a quiet place, where people speak in hushed tones while admiring the masterpieces. But wait, what’s that sound? Oh, that’s just your stomach growling...

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Here Are 7 Terrific Art Prints About Birds We Love for Spring

Here Are 7 Terrific Art Prints About Birds We Love for Spring

Birds have been a popular motif and muse in the arts for centuries. Their delicate forms have been gracing caves, canvases, and homes for thousands of years, and there's no doubt they'll continue t...

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Women Artists for Women's History Month

Women Artists for Women's History Month

It's been an incredible month of celebrating women and their art on Fine Art Canvas. We've explored the expansive canvas collections of Georgia O'Keeffe and even the fantastical worlds of Maggie V...

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Best Spring Colors For Your Fine Art Prints

Best Spring Colors For Your Fine Art Prints

via GIPHY  From blooming botanicals to dreamy landscapes, the colors of spring are out in full force everywhere you look. As the frost finishes melting across the country, we thought it might be ...

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Amazing Women in Art: Maggie Vandewalle

Amazing Women in Art: Maggie Vandewalle

Art has always been the perfect place to explore your imagination.  Many artists have used their art to explore their inner worlds, taking their emotions, hopes, desires, and the real world.  This...

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