Looking for art for your home but don’t want to spend a fortune? You’re in luck! In this blog post, we will give you tips on how to get free museum art for your walls. All you need is a printer and some creativity! I will provide printables of some of the most famous artworks in history, so you can enjoy them in the comfort of your own home.

We used these prints in our lake house and I love how they turned out!

PRINT 1 | PRINT 2

If you’re looking for a more personal touch, try visiting your local museum’s website. Many museums offer free art downloads that you can print at home. This is a great way to support your favorite museum and get some new art for your walls! Just be sure to check the resolution of the image before you print, so it will look its best.

So what are you waiting for? Start browsing these collections of free art and get inspired!

Where to Find Free Art

Looking for something specific? Check out this list of free art printables below, sorted by museum. And if you know of any other great resources for free art, be sure to share them in the comments!

• The Metropolitan Museum of Art
• The British Museum
• The National Gallery of Art
• The Art Institute of Chicago
• The Museum of Modern Art
• The Los Angeles County Museum of Art
• The Walker Art Center
• The Guggenheim Museum
• Tate Britain
• The Smithsonian Institution Museums
• Harvard Art Museums
• Yale University Art Gallery
• Unsplash (this isn’t a museum, but there are lots of museum art choices available!)

Where to Print Your Museum Art

I have used so many photo printing services through the years, and trust me when I say, MPix is the best in the business! If you’re printing these art pieces for your home, you want to be sure that you are getting a quality product. MPix has the best quality at a competitive price. Trust me on this one! Here’s $10 off your first Mpix purchase!

What Prints Will You Choose?

With these tips, you’re sure to find some great free art for your home! Do you have any other tips to share? Let us know in the comments below.

Happy hunting!

Here are some frames and prints that I love and thought you might enjoy as well: