The Smithsonian has 2,800,000 public domain pieces. So why buy vintage art prints and downloads when you can download them yourself for free? Mostly because these shops have done the work for you. You might start with the National Gallery of Art, the Smithsonian, and the Met Collection. Big companies like Walmart and Society6 do it, too.
A lot of print shops that we know and love have sorted through hundreds of thousands of images and pieces of artwork in the public domain to create curated collections. It’s free to download and print and even sell. But where do print shops get these older pieces? And who has the right to print and sell art that is vintage? The answer: After 100 years, artwork enters the public domain. We love this accessible method of collecting. Some of our favorite shops are hosting artist collaborations, a really affordable way to support modern artists while you save up for/fall in love with one of their originals. And since we’re all staying home right now - and home printers ( we love ours!) have come a long way - we’re rounding up our favorite sources for digital downloads: art you can print from home! It’s a big deal!Īnd while we’re huge proponents of collecting original art, hanging prints that move you is a great way to develop your personal style and a budget-friendly way to fill your walls. We’ve chosen entire color palettes based on a singular piece of art. Art is going to show off your style and personality faster than anything else you put in a room.
Art can immediately change the vibe and inspire a room’s potential. One of the fastest ways to “make over” a room is to hang some art. (Above from our Arizona bedroom makeover.
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