Dining Room Wall Art

The dining room is the one room where the art gets looked at for an hour at a time, by people who are sitting still. It can carry more detail and more story than a hallway print. It also has a job: it should make the room feel warm and generous, which is why painters have been putting tables, fruit, and company on dining-room walls for five hundred years.

This page collects the paintings in our catalog that do that job. Leonardo's Last Supper is the obvious one and it is offered up to 72 inches wide for a long wall. Renoir's Luncheon of the Boating Party and Bruegel's Peasant Wedding are crowds enjoying themselves. Caravaggio's Supper at Emmaus is a single dramatic moment over bread and wine. And for a smaller wall or a sideboard, the still lifes: Cézanne's apples, Zurbarán's lemons, Arcimboldo's faces made of fruit.

For scale, a print above a sideboard should be roughly as wide as the sideboard is deep, and a print on the main wall should be about two-thirds the length of the table. Warm frames, light wood or beige, suit most of these. Every print is made to order on archival cotton canvas; Any print over $100 ships free anywhere in the USA, smaller prints ship for a flat $10, and every order is delivered within five business days.

14 paintings · from $10.82 USD