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Looking for gorgeous animal theme tapestries? Then have a look at our collection here to decorate your room with beauty and delight.
Animals are our close companions, and ever since the dawn of time, we have portrayed animals and our relationship with them in our art.
Wall tapestries of animals celebrate an animal's essence, the natural environment they live in, and how animals and wildlife relate to us. If you love animals, then you'll love these wall tapestries that capture the spirit and beauty of animals and wildlife.
Pieces here include horse tapestries, elephant tapestries, wolf tapestry art, dogs, cats, and animals of the African Savannah, peacocks, birds, roosters, koi fish and more. They are majestic and gorgeous works of art in themselves.
These pieces can work as African home decor as a theme, or simply to celebrate the beauty of animals in a favorite room.
Browse our collection of wildlife and animal wall tapestries here.
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In this tapestry "A Bold Bluff" we see a scene of dogs playing poker, the work of artist Cassius Marcellus Coolidge. Here in this whimsical and famous work by this American artist from just before 1909, we see a Saint Bernard holding a cigar and a hand of cards where he is bluffing the other players with his pair of deuces.
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This delightful animal tapestry "A Friend In Need" shows dogs playing a poker game. One of the dogs is seen handing a card over to his neighbor. The other dogs are focused intently on their hands of cards. -
This delightful tapestry "Abigail's Watch" shows a girl with a flock of geese, by Riccardo Bianchi. Here we see a girl and two other children out on a stroll in the woods rounding the geese in their traditional farming attire. -
African Voyage I - Elephant tapestry shows the regal elephant walking with an illustrative map background. -
African Voyage II - Zebra tapestry shows a beautiful zebra in an African map background. -
In this wildlife tapestry "Among Family" we see a delightful family of elephants by contemporary artist Rob Hefferan. Filled with details of the elephants right to the textures of their skin, we see these magnificent creates up close and personal. -
A tapestry showing the meeting of a horse with a dog. Based on the original by George Stubbs, this tapestry Bay Horse and White Dog represents sheer delight in the composition of the horse and the dog as well as the attention to the beauty of the environment with the trees, clouds and bushland and earth. -
A beautiful mare is seen here posing for us. From the work of Robert Duncan, this tapestry is a great example of the artist's use of shade, light and color. The beauty of the mane and the shadows it creates on her neck is just part of the detail and realism that this tapestry offers. -
In this tapestry "Birchwood Buck" we see a deer in natural surrounds of the woods, the work of Colin Bogle. The male deer or buck seen here has its full antlers, which are grown and shed every year, used to attract mates and used in combat. -
Catherine McClung's first paintings were of birds that frequented her backyard feeder. Perhaps this is why her love of birds have translated into works involving birds, that are so finely detailed, such as in "Cherry Chase". -
Cheval Azures tapestry shows a fantasy scene of horses and butterflies based on the work of artist Dom Robert (1907-1997). Here we see a flurry of activity of horses and butterflies among flowers and plants on a dark background. -
From the cave paintings in Lascaux in southwestern France, comes this tapestry of horses, painted over 17, 300 years ago. These paintings found in this region are mainly of animals such as horses and bulls, other animals, start charts, as well as abstract designs. -
Designed in a traditional Oriental style that was extremely popular in Europe between the 17th and 19th centuries, "Cheval Drape" is filled with fantasy. A shepherd, horse and camel are by a stream, overflowing with colorful fish. -
Full of remarkable detail and wit, this charming tapestry by Charles Wysocki shows a bookshelf with cats sleeping. This work "Classic Tails" shows classic volumes of books with an assortment of clocks, candles and bookends. -
This charming tapestry shows a scene of puppies and bunnies in the yard playing. In this piece, there is a gorgeous interplay of the puppies as they get curious about the rabbit that is in the garden. -
The hare is the subject of this tapestry from the work of 16th century German painter Albrecht Durer. Born in 1471, Durer became well known for his painting and printmaking in his early twenties. His works, including this one called "Young Hare" created in 1502 was created in his workshop in Nuremberg. -
This horse tapestry "Eastward Gallop" shows a magnificent horse galloping, by artist Robert Dawson. This work is beautiful in composition and color with its rich mahogany of the horse's coar blending beautifully with the background. -
This tapestry shows an elephant roaming the plains of Africa, with her young calf just behind her. The vivid textures of the scene are superbly captured in this piece depicting the African elephant in its natural environment. -
With the tremendous detail of this wonderful tapestry, one can almost hear the sound of a trumpeting horn, the pounding of the hooves and the baying of dogs as they search for their prey, in this "English Hunting Scene". -
Flirtation tapestry shows a scene of koi fish. In this tapestry we see three Japanese koi fish in beautiful colors of yellow, orange and white and red. -
This animal tapestry "Foxhounds in a Landscape" shows a gathering of foxhounds in natural surrounds by artist George Stubbs. The works of Stubbs with his favorite subjects of dogs, horses and other wildlife show a masterful use of light and color and his unmistakable romantic style, which are his signature hallmarks. -
In this art tapestry "Full Cry" we see the painting by British artist William Shayer (1787-1879). Here we see a hunter on horseback leaping across a river on a hunt with their trusted foxhounds. The scene is filled with movement as the hounds and horses are in motion during this sport of the nobles popular in Europe and Britain. -
This Americana tapestry "Ghosts of the Tall Timber" shows a woodland scene with moose in a stylised piece by artist James. In this piece we see the use of juxtaposition, as motifs of nature such as leaves are superimposed on the lake, to create an abstract and distinct work. -
In this tapestry "Golden Boy" we see a male horse in chestnut gold. The attention to detail from the detail of the hair to the musculature and specific sheen on the coat that is present on the hair brings the beauty of this horse to the fore. -
The grand tiger is seen here in this tapestry by contemporary British artist Paul James. His works bear the hallmark of distinct clarity and bold use of the color palette to depict wildlife. -
A charming tapestry showing two greyhounds in repose. Based on the work of Vollerbst, this tapestry shows these hounds in beautiful detail, including the detailing of their hair, the elaborate collars and the texturing of the floors and walls that surround them. -
This unique tapestry "Hands and Horses" shows a scene from the cave of Pech Merle in France, the original paintings of which are estimated to be over 24 000 years old. -
In this tapestry "Holiday Bunnies", we see two bunnies cuddling together in the snow. In mid winter, the rabbits are on the ground surrounded by holly in a snowing scene. -
A delightful tapestry showing a hummer beside pink hollyhocks in full bloom. Based on the work by Cathering McClung, this tapestry shows her love of nature and her use of light to create a lovely backdrop to the scene in focus at the front. -
The work of noted animal portrait painter Linda Picken, "Horse Sense" shows two horses in a pasture. Their expressive eyes, curious expressions and perked ears show they're interested in something not too far off. -
In this tapestry scene, we see a parade of horses in a variety of colors in front of a country estate of white, mahogay and chestnut colors. -
This tapestry "Koi Pool" shows an impressionistic and slightly abstract view of a koi pond. Koi fish in Oriental culture are a symbol of wealth and prosperity and are a popular choice for water features in and around the home. -
Originally discovered by 4 teenagers, this piece of art is thought to be over 17 300 years old. This tapestry "Lascaux" shows horses and cows from the painting found in a cave in the South West of France in Lascaux. -
This tapestry "Lascaux Part" shows part of a scene from the famous caves painted over 30 000 years ago. The cave Lascaux in France were discovered by teenagers on a wandering expedition, which led to the realisation from historians that these are among some of the most ancient artworks discovered. -
In Le Elephant tapestry we see an exotic scene of an elephant in his elaborate garments. This gorgeous design is based on a design thought to be by Jean-Baptiste-Amedee Couder, 1797-1864, and originally woven by the Aubusson carpet weavers by Alexis Sallandrouze of 1808-67. -
Inspired by the work of the legendary Albert Eckhout (1610-1665), "Le Point D'eau" features a landscape of pure fantasy. To increase the fantasy element, other animals are included into the landscapes, such as the horse in "Le Point D'eau". -
Les Anciennes Indes (The Ancient Indies) was a set of eight tapestries created by the Gobelins manufactory. One of the eight is "Le Point D'eau", which added elements of fantasy to otherwise realistic depictions of plants and animals. -
Here in Lion - Nebuchadnezzar II, we see the famous wall painting from the temple of Marduk in the gate of Ishtar, the eighth gate in the inner city of Babylon. -
In this tapestry, "Lion I - Darius", we see a lion design from the Ishtar Gate. The Ishtar gate is a magnificent creation constructed at about 575 BC by order of King Nebuchadnezzar II. -
In this tapestry, we see a lion from the Ishtar Gate, the 8th gate to the inner city of Babylon, constructed at about 575 BC by order of King Nebuchadnezzar II. -
In "Lions" two lionesses survey the savannah, looking for prey to feed their cubs. One of them has her mouth slightly open, sensing the prey in the distance. They stand in the wild plains, which are gently tilted by a slight breeze. -
Meet at North Warwick tapestry shows an incredible hunting scene of hounds and their masters in red jackets. Here we see a grand scene of a fleet of hounds and their hunting masters in traditional attire of the times on horseback. -
This tapestry "Messengers of Spirit" shows two horses in an abstract composition by McCavin. In this tapestry here we can see two horses in a scene with a pure and harmonious use of color. -
Monarch of the Glen tapestry shows a majestic deer, the work of Sir Edwin Landseer. -
Love to have monkeys clowning around? Then this Monkey's Paradise II tapestry will delight. In this monkey or ape themed tapestry, we see 3 monkey's on a flower garland swing having a wonderful time and enjoying themselves -
Full of whimsy, this Monkey's Paradise II Red shows three monkeys up to antics. Here we see three monkeys having a great time in the day with one playing the bugle, complete with sailors hat, the other about to catch some ripe fruits, and the other watching on. -
This exceptionally delightful tapestry "Morning in Pinewood" shows a scene of forest bears, the work of artist Ivan Shishkin from 1889. Shiskin was a Russian landscape painter who hailed from the Saint Peterburg Imperial Academy of Arts where he graduated with a gold medal. -
North Slope tapestry shows a wild elk in an abstract scene. Here in this wonderful animal themed tapestry we see the elk with his antlers as a semi silhouette. The background is made of a composition of wood and plant themes to represent the woods. -
This Oriental wall hanging "Old World Elephant I" is based on the work of artist Debra Swartzendruber. In this tapestry we see the Indian elephant in all his regalia roaming through a path in India. -
Of all the symbols of Indian culture, the elephant is perhaps the most well known. In this Asian tapestry we see the work of artist Debra Swartzendruber. Here we see the elephant calling with his trunk raised. -
This tapestry "Oriental Koi Pond" is based on the work of Curt Walters, known as "one of the eight true masters". Best known for his extraordinary plein aire impressionistic works of the Grand Canyon, his other subjects of art are inspired by nature, and in this case koi fish. -
This tapestry "Peacock Tawoos" we see a peacock in an elaborate floral scene. The detailed leaves and flowers in the scene is a specific type of verdure that was found in the Oudenarde region of Belgium. -
In this tapestry "Peacock Luogo Tranquillo" we see a beautiful peacock in a garden setting, based on the work of artist Paul Panossian. The tapestry here captures this peacock scene in a beautiful light, with the sun high in the sky producing a vivid light contrasting with the deep shadows caused by the garden's trees and structures. -
This Primary Colors Horses tapestry shows a trio of horses on an abstract background. The colors are contrasting and features blues, earth reads and earth oranges. It is a colorful celebration of the love of horses set on an abstract field background. -
In this tapestry we see a group of horses running along side each other on a ranch. This works is from the artwork of Robert Duncan and is part of a series of tapestries featuring his work on his love of horses. -
On display in the Louvre, "Royal elephant" is believed to have been designed in the 19th century. This exotic tapestry shows a regal elephant belonging to the royal family of India, inspired by the trips to the far East by the Jesuits, which created a fervor for all things Oriental in Europe during the time. -
A herd of elephants is seen roaming across the Serengeti in this abstract tapestry by artist Joseph Poirier. The elephant is a prominent creature ofthe Serengeti, a region in Tanzania Africa which has the largest mammal migration in the world. -
This tapestry "Serengeti Zebras" based on the work of artist Joseph Poirier, shows a herd of zebras crossing the Serengeti. The Serengeti is a region in Tanzania, Africa and is host to the largest migration of mammals on earth. -
Sporting Dogs tapestry shows a collection of dog portraits in a wonderful montage. Here in this work, we see a varity of dog breeds showing off their beauty and fitness as they pose in the natural countryside. -
This tapestry "Temptation" is a delightful scene of a pug dog near a cake. Full of sheer delight this tapestry shows the dog looking at and tempted by the treats at the table. -
This magnificent beast of burden from India was the subject of many tapestries that were popular in the late 19th Century. Crafted in an oriental style, "The elephant" is one of Couderc's most engaging works of art. -
This Songbirds tapestry shows the work of artist Chad Barrett. Specializing in illustrations of botanicals, flowers and birds, the works of Barrett are delightful and beautiful. -
In this charming tapestry, we see Theophile Steinlen's 1896 advertisement for a of the cabaret entertainers from Chat Noir. The Chat Noir first opened in November 1881 at Boulevard Rochechouart by Rodolphe Salis and was considered one of the finest cabaret houses in France. -
Most people do not know this, but Chat Noir was a 19th century cabaret house in Paris, ever so popular with locals and artists. Theophile Steinlen's 1896 advertisement for a tour of the cabaret entertainers from Chat Noir is shown here in this charming tapestry. -
This stunning tapestry "Trochilus Aviary" shows a scene of streamertail hummingbirds in a tropical surrounds. Full of vivid color and rich composition, this tapestry is a wonderful play of light and color. Here we see a stunning array of hummingbirds each with their specific variation of bright and bold plumage color, and flying in a scene of tropical surrounds including ferns, leaves and nests of eggs. -
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In this tapestry "Un Paradise In Terra" we see a peacock in a garden scene by artist Pannosian. In this tapestry, the peacock is resting on a garden urn which is laden with grapes and orange fruit with some ancient buildings seen in the background. -
This tapestry "Vache et Cheval" shows a cow and horse from the extraordinary collection of ancient cave paintings found in the Lascaux in Southwestern France. These works from the Paleolithic era are estimated to be over 17,300 years old, and depict animals such as horses, cows, bison, stags, birds, felines, and bears. -
A horse gallops towards the westward direction is this tapestry based on the work of Robert Dawson. The sheer elegance in this horse is reflected in the hair, the musculature and also in the serenity of the eyes. -
This tapestry "Whimsical Dragonfly I" shows a dragonfly in dark background. This composition shows smaller companion dragonflies or damselflies on tropical leaves. -
Like its companion piece, this tapestry "Whimsical Dragonfly II" shows the dragonfly in a dark tropical background. There are two damselflies also, on a composition of betel leaves and tropical flora of greens and browns. -
The Wild Birds and Flowers tapestry shows a wonderful scene of flowers in the field with wild birds among the branches and on the ground. The crimson background, deep and rich provides an incredible backdrop to the scene. -
Love animals? Here's a carefree cuddly cunundrum of cute countryside creatures to get a crush over. The collaborative collation of countryside wildlife is seen here including cows, pigs, horses, stags, pigs, dogs and foxes.
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