Collection: Panoramic Landscape Wall Art

This horizontal landscape wall art comes in a long 3:1 panoramic format. This page gathers every panoramic landscape we sell: fields and farms, mountain ranges, rivers and lakes, villages and snow scenes. Most of the paintings date from the 19th and early 20th centuries. Each print comes as gallery-wrapped canvas or framed in black, walnut or oak.

Horizontal landscape wall art and paintings

A view of land is wider than it is tall, so the long format suits landscape well. A wide picture reads from left to right, like a look across a valley. Each panoramic landscape painting here is a vintage work presented in a 3:1 shape. Each one is a long landscape painting that fits over a bed, a sofa or a mantel. All the panoramic landscape wall art we sell is on this page.

Mountains, rivers, fields and villages

Mountain views include Johann Till the Younger's Landscape with the Rax Massif and Alfred Thompson Bricher's Late Autumn in the White Mountains. For rivers and lakes, see Ivan Aivazovsky's Ukrainian Landscape at Night (1870). Gustav Klimt painted Island in the Attersee around 1901 to 1902; see more in Gustav Klimt. Eugen Jettel, an Austrian painter, has more panoramic prints here than any other artist. Most show farms, meadows and villages, such as Blooming Onion Field. Snow scenes include Leonard Ochtman's Snowy Winter Landscape (The Hill Range). For a looser style, see Édouard Vuillard's Landscape of the Île-de-France (about 1894). Vincent van Gogh's Factory Town with Chimneys (Factories at Clichy) (1887) shows fields in front of a factory town.

Seasons and light

The set covers every season. Spring and summer scenes show green meadows and blooming fields. Autumn scenes by Alexander Helwig Wyant and Alfred Thompson Bricher bring rust and gold. Winter scenes by Leonard Ochtman and Paul Baum are pale and quiet. Dusk and night views by Ivan Aivazovsky and Koloman Moser have darker, deeper color.

Panoramic landscape sizes and prices

Every print comes in four sizes. Prices are the same for every artwork. The last column uses the common guideline of art about two thirds the width of the furniture below it.

SizeGallery wrapFramedSuits furniture about
8 × 24 in$90$12036 in wide
12 × 36 in$120$15054 in wide
16 × 48 in$160$22072 in wide
20 × 60 in$200$25090 in wide

About the crop

Most of these landscapes were painted in a standard shape, such as 3:2 or 4:3. Each panoramic print is a long crop of the painting. The crop is set to keep the main subject: the line of hills, the river, the village. Almost every landscape here is also sold in its full standard shape. The product photo shows the exact crop. Many of the full paintings are in Vintage Landscape Paintings, in standard sizes.

Where panoramic landscape art works

Panoramic landscape art suits any long, low wall. Over a bed, pick a quiet scene such as a lake, a meadow or snow; see Above Bed Wall Art. Over a mantel, classic mountain and river views fit well; see Art Above Fireplace. Over a sofa, stronger color works, like an autumn forest or a sunset. For every panoramic subject, including the sea and abstracts, see Panoramic & Horizontal Wall Art.

Frames

Each print comes as gallery-wrapped canvas on solid wood bars, or framed in a black, walnut or oak floating frame. Walnut and oak suit green and autumn landscapes. Black gives a sharper edge to snow scenes and night views.

Frequently asked questions

What are horizontal paintings called?

A painting that is wider than it is tall is in landscape format. Very wide ones are often called panoramic. Every horizontal landscape painting on this page is a 3:1 panoramic print.

What sizes do the panoramic landscapes come in?

Four sizes: 8 × 24, 12 × 36, 16 × 48 and 20 × 60 inches. Gallery-wrapped canvas runs from $90 to $200. Framed canvas runs from $120 to $250.

Is the panoramic print the whole painting?

Each panoramic print is a long crop of the painting, set to keep the main subject. Almost every landscape here is also sold in its full standard shape. The product photo shows the exact crop.

Which landscape suits a bedroom?

Quiet scenes work best over a bed: lakes, meadows, misty trees and snow. Our Above Bed Wall Art collection groups the calmest ones.

Are these prints on canvas or paper?

Canvas only. Choose gallery-wrapped canvas with a sawtooth hanger, or framed canvas in a black, walnut or oak floating frame with hanging wire.