Winter Art Murals

Vintage drawing Landscape Wall Mural

Winter Wonderland Wall Mural - Kikki Belle, Sir Edward Designs

Niagara Falls, Sebron, Hippolyte Victor Valentin (1801-79) Niagara Falls is a beautiful scenery of waterfalls painted to perfection. When one looks at this painting they can almost hear the falls beating down into the pool of icy water.

'Lost in a Snow Storm - We Are Friends' 1888, Russell, Charles Marion (1865-1926) Russell brings about the togetherness of two opposites, Native Americans and cowboys. This painting shows that no matter how different people are, when in need they will come together.

Bleakness can be scary to an individual, but in Currier and Ives artwork, it is shown as home. Not just the word itself, but everything that home can mean to any individual. Winter in the Country - A Cold Morning, New England, Currier, N. (1813-88) and Ives, J.M. (1824-95)

When the West with Evening Glows, exh.1910, Farquharson, Joseph (1846-1935)

Most people escape to the countryside to find peace. In this painting, the countryside illustrates hard work at keeping that tranquility alive. Bringing Home the Logs, Winter Landscape, 19th century (colour litho), Currier, N. (1813-88) and Ives, J.M. (1824-95)

Snow Effect, Monet, Claude (1840-1926) This artwork consists of explaining one's perceptions before nature. Being the founder of French Impressionist painting, Monet expresses a villiage in the midsts of nature.

Frost near Vetheuil, 1880, Monet, Claude (1840-1926) This rural icy scene of winter shows beauty in the unknown places this world can give us. It is an insight to what is out there for one to discover.

The Shortening Winter's Day is Near a Close - Joseph Farquharson. A shepherd attends to his flock in the evening dusk, leaving tracks in the snow as they follow him to the gate.

The Snow, 1873, Daubigny, Charles Francois (1817-78) Daubigny's work consists of beautiful serene landscapes. This one, in particular, is a combination of both land and sea with one of the most majestic creatures known to man, birds.

View of the Grossglockner Mountain Wall Mural - Bridgeman Images

Snow Scene in the Black Forest Wall Mural - Bridgeman Images

Large Snowball, Zermatt Wall Mural - Bridgeman Images

A Winter's Day Wall Mural - Bridgeman Images

Dawn of the Goat Wall Mural - Vlad Mel

Silver Tree I Wall Mural by Mike Calascibetta

Silver Tree III Wall Mural by Mike Calascibetta

Silver Tree II Wall Mural by Mike Calascibetta

Coastine Holiday Wall Mural - Vlad Mel

This piece of artwork brings out the warmth in winter and the time that we as humans spend with others during the cold season. Snow Scene-Wanstead Park, Christiansen, Nils Hans (late 19th century)

Skiers, Lofer, 2010-Andrew Macara. Ten skiers glide down the snowy hillside in colorful sweaters and hats. One skier slips under the deep blue shadows of the pines and is caught midair on the canvas.

Lovers in a sleigh, Wierusz-Kowalski, Alfred von (1849-1915) Romantiscism is something everyone looks for during the holidays. Wierusz gives us a glance at a sleigh ride with love pouring out of not just the people, but the animals surrounding them as well.

The stillness of this painting conveys a time in every person’s memory when everything was just perfect. The Magpie, 1869, Monet, Claude (1840-1926)

When the West with Evening Glows, 1901, Farquharson, Joseph (1846-1935) This artist captured a time in the morning when everyone's worries are washed away. The softness in the brushstrokes of this oil painting consists of elegance in a winter sunrise.

The use of color on this oil on canvas allows one to feel the cold. Almost in a sense of being able to breathe and see one’s own, breathe. Ice floes on the Seine at Bougival, c.1867-68, Monet, Claude (1840-1926)

Winter in the Country, Getting Ice, pub. by Currier and Ives, New York, 1864 (litho), Durrie, George (1820-63) Durrie magnifies a part of the country during the winter time that no one truly sees or hears about. The men hard at work on the ice consists of pride and survival, the whole hearted country man.

Winter in the Country - the Old Grist Mill, 1864, Currier, N. (1813-88) and Ives, J.M. (1824-95)

Farquharson’s landscape intertwines nature with a hidden resemblance to man. He does this by showing the two rabbits eating breakfast in the winter, just surviving in poise. Winter Breakfast, Farquharson, Joseph (1846-1935)

Monet’s depiction of a winter day is exquisite for the calmness in a sense of relaxation. Lavacourt under Snow, c.1878-81, Monet, Claude (1840-1926)