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Horse Wall Art

Ready-made horse wall art suits the rider in your life, or anyone drawn to a herd on the move.

  • Printed in Australia in 3-5 days
  • Delivered Australia wide
  • Archival giclée and slim frames

Wall art sizes and prices

SizeArt PrintFramedCanvas
A3 / 30x40 cm$65.00$149.00$129.00
A2 / 40x50 cm$85.00$199.00$159.00
50x70 cm$89.00$249.00$219.00
60x90 cm$115.00$329.00$289.00

$10 standard or $15 express per order, Australia wide. Printed in Australia, ships in 3-5 business days.

Frequently Asked Questions
Who makes this horse art?

Designed by our talented team in Melbourne using digital tools. The range sells under Mane & Moor, our own house brand, and each picture is printed from a design with a realistic look or a painted look.

Is horse canvas art available?

Yes. Most designs in the range come as a canvas, an art print or a framed print, so the same picture can go on the wall in the format that suits the room. Not every size suits every design: each shape is offered only where the design fills it neatly and the file has the detail to hold up, and the picture preview shows exactly which part of the design will print. Canvas is 400gsm on a 38 mm frame with mirrored edges, and hanging hardware is not included.

Do you have black and white horse prints?

Yes, the range holds a set of black and white studies. They keep a modern or monochrome room calm, and a single one works above a desk or at the end of a hallway. Pair a study with a pale ground piece if the wall needs light, or hang two side by side over a low shelf. Each piece is sold on its own, so a wall can grow one picture at a time.

Which horse print makes a good gift for a rider?

A horse portrait is the safe pick: a head study, or a crop pulled in close on the eye and forelock. That reads as personal to someone who rides, has grown up around horses or keeps one. If they know the high country, the riding scenes carry more of a story. Choose a framed print if the gift needs to be ready to hang on the day, or an art print if they already have a frame waiting.

Which horse art suits a nursery?

The foal pieces are the natural fit for a nursery, and the pale grounds keep a small room light. Both work in colour and in black and white. Hang the piece over drawers or a change table, where you will actually look at it, and keep art off the wall directly above the cot. A framed print arrives ready to hang, so the wall is finished as soon as the picture is up.

What does delivery cost?

Delivery Australia wide is $10 standard or $15 express per order, and you choose the option at checkout. Because the rate is per order, a wall of several pieces sends for the same amount as a single one. Every piece is printed in Australia.

Learn More

Heads, herds and riders


A long wall above a sofa and a narrow hallway ask for different horse wall art. Most designs put one animal in the frame: heads and close crops, an eye, a muzzle, a forelock. White and grey horses stand against pale grounds, ponies carry thicker manes, and a foal stays close to an older horse.


Herds take the wider shapes, moving through snow, water and dust, or standing on open plains among snow gums. Three high country scenes follow Banjo Paterson's 1890 poem: one rider driving brumbies down a mountainside, one close up as the way drops beneath snow gums, and a pair of riders in oilskin coats taking a break on a ridge. Every piece sells singly under Mane & Moor, our own house brand.


Realistic or painted look, colour or black and white


Most of the equestrian wall art here leans on detail: the lie of a coat, the wet edge of an eye, coarse hair around a muzzle. A realistic look settles into a study, a hallway or a living room. The painted pieces work from flat tonal shapes, loose washes and bold strokes, and they hold a plain wall.


Coats run from white, grey and black through bay, chestnut and dun to roan, palomino and buckskin. A horse painting in the painted look strips detail back, so it reads from across a room. Black and white studies keep a monochrome space calm, and pale grounds lift a dark hallway. Among the horse prints is a set of those studies, sitting alongside the rest of our animal wall art.


A horse lover's gift and a foal for a nursery


Shopping for someone who rides, grew up with horses or keeps one gets easier past the novelty gifts. A horse portrait does the work: the head fills the frame, or the crop is tight enough that one eye and a fall of forelock carry the picture. The riding scenes suit anyone who knows the high country.


In a nursery, open the foal pieces and the pale grounds first. Both stay quiet on a small wall and keep working as the room changes. Hang them above drawers or a change table, never over the cot.


The rest sorts by room: a tack room takes a single study, and a hallway can carry horse pieces beside highland cow art from the same brand.


Choosing a format and size


Three formats cover the horse wall art range. An art print arrives unframed, an archival giclée on 200gsm archival matte paper, ready for a frame you already own. A framed print carries a thin 20 mm frame in oak look, black or white, with perspex at the front in place of glass, no mount as standard, and it arrives ready to hang. A canvas is 400gsm on a 38 mm frame with mirrored edges, and hanging hardware is not included.


Not every design comes in every size. A shape is offered only where the artwork fills it with a slight trim and the source file holds the detail, and the preview shows exactly what will print. On a long wall, measure first, then choose a wide herd piece and let the run of animals set the width. A wall built in stages can pair a herd scene with quieter pieces from the wider wall art range.


How the art is made

Designed by our talented team in Melbourne using digital tools.

Printed in Australia. Delivery Australia wide is $10 standard or $15 express per order, chosen at checkout.