Peru Wall Art

Peru Wall Art

Peru wall art here is organized by place: Machu Picchu in many views, Vinicunca Rainbow Mountain, Lima's coast, skyline and street maps, and the shores of Lake Titicaca. Each section below names the pieces for one place, so you can go straight to the one you know or hope to visit.

Machu Picchu Wall Art For A Hallway Or Study

Machu Picchu appears in many views, and the titles tell you what each one centers on. Terraced Ruins of Machu Picchu and Machu Picchu Stone Terraces are about the stepped stonework. Machu Picchu Among Mountain Clouds and Misty Dawn at Machu Picchu bring weather into the title. Machu Picchu in the Andes puts the mountains first.

Choosing Between Machu Picchu, Peru And Lost City Titles

Several Machu Picchu pieces name the same site in different words, so choose by where the piece will hang. Machu Picchu, Peru is the plainest label for a study or entryway, while Machu Picchu, Lost City of the Incas and Machu Picchu Heritage suit a hallway where the title is part of the draw. For two pieces on one wall, pair Terraced Ruins of Machu Picchu with Misty Dawn at Machu Picchu.

Vinicunca Rainbow Mountain Wall Art For A Plain Wall

Vinicunca Rainbow Mountain and Vinicunca Rainbow Mountain Peru each name one mountain, so a single piece can carry an empty wall. Hang one above a sofa or a bed with nothing else beside it, and let the mountain be the only subject in that spot.

Lima Wall Art For A City Or Coastal Look

Lima appears here as a plaza at sunset, a night skyline, and beach and park coastline. Plaza Mayor, Lima Sunset and Lima Night Skyline are the city pieces. Playa Agua Dulce, Lima and Miraflores Park Coastline turn toward the shore, and Miraflores Park Overlook, Lima is named for the park. The skyline fits a living room, the coastline pieces a bedroom or sunroom.

Lima Coastal Street Map And City Map Wall Art

The map pieces, Lima Coastal Street Map and Lima Coastal City Map, give you Lima as a layout rather than a view. They fit a home office, an entryway or a spare room. The city map wall art collection has street maps from other cities if you want to group several.

Lake Titicaca Wall Art For A Quiet Room

Several pieces here are set on or around Lake Titicaca. Puno Over Lake Titicaca is named for the town of Puno. Lake Titicaca Moody Cloudscape and Snow-capped Peaks Over Lake Titicaca put the sky and the mountains in the title. Titicaca Terraced Shoreline names the shore, and Lake Titicaca Thatched Roof View brings a thatched roof into the picture. A bedroom or reading corner fits them, and the lake wall art collection holds more lakes from around the world.

Panoramic Peru Wall Art For Long Walls

Plaza Mayor, Lima Sunset, Lima Night Skyline, Playa Agua Dulce, Lima and Titicaca Terraced Shoreline are offered in a wide panoramic shape, which suits a long, low wall. Over a 72 inch credenza, a 48 x 16 inch panoramic piece covers about 67% of the width. Hang it 6 to 8 inches above the furniture.

How Large A Machu Picchu Piece Should Be

Aim for about two thirds to three quarters of the furniture's width. Above a 66 inch loveseat, a 48 x 32 inch landscape piece covers about 73% of the width. A square shape helps on a narrow wall, and Machu Picchu Among Mountain Clouds is offered in square, so a 36 x 36 inch piece over a 52 inch console covers about 69%. Hang the center 57 to 60 inches from the floor.

Other Peruvian Places, From Paracas To Maras

Red Cliffs of Paracas and Canete River Cascade bring coast and water into the collection, while Moray Terraces, Maras Peru returns to the stepped land of the highlands. Peruvian Flag with Coat of Arms is a flag piece for a den or an office. The country flag wall art collection has other countries' flags.

More Travel And South America Wall Art

For other destinations, see the travel landmark and map art collection, Chile landscape wall art next door, and city and country map art.

How Each Piece Is Made

Your Peru piece is printed after you order it. 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. A poster arrives unframed.

Common Questions

Is there Peruvian wall art for sale here?

Yes. Every piece here can be ordered on this page, and delivery takes 8 to 10 business days from the day you order, shipped from within your region. Shipping costs nothing, and you have 30 days from delivery to return a piece. Open any piece to see its price for each shape, size and finish before you decide.

Is this ancient or traditional Peruvian art?

No. This collection shows places, such as mountains, a lake, a city and a coastline, plus a flag piece and Lima maps; it does not hold folk crafts, textiles or retablos. If you came looking for traditional Peruvian handwork, this is a different kind of wall art.

What kind of art is popular in Peru?

This page cannot say what is popular across Peru, because it sells pictures of places rather than crafts or paintings by named artists. What it does hold is pictures named for a lake, a capital city and its coast, and several mountain places, grouped by place so you can start with the one you know or hope to visit.

What sizes does Peru wall art come in?

Landscape pieces run from 12 x 8 inches up to 60 x 40 inches. Panoramic pieces run from 24 x 8 inches to 60 x 20 inches. Square pieces start at 8 x 8 inches and go up to 48 x 48 inches. Open a piece to see which of these shapes it comes in, so you can check before you add it to your cart.

Are there Peruvian artists or painters in this collection?

No named artists appear here. Each piece is titled for the place it shows, so you shop by destination rather than by painter. If you are searching for Peruvian painters, this collection will not match that search, though the place sections may still help.