Deer Wall Art & Canvas Prints

Bring the calm of the countryside indoors with our deer wall art collection — original fine art photography by Istvan Maar, printed as premium stretched canvas. Every deer canvas print here is a real photograph of red deer and fallow deer, from majestic antlered stags to curious fawns, taken at Great Ocean Road Wildlife Park in Victoria, Australia.

Red Deer Stag Canvas Prints

The red deer stag is the showpiece of the herd. Choose from stags standing in sunlit grass, grazing beneath a tree, walking with the herd behind them, or looking straight at the camera with a full set of antlers. A stag canvas print makes a strong focal point for a living room, hallway, study or cabin-style interior.

Fallow Deer, Does and Fawns

For a softer look, our fallow deer prints show spotted does, young bucks with their first spike antlers, and fawns leaping through long golden grass. These gentle deer prints are popular as nursery wall art and for children's bedrooms and playrooms.

Sizes, Quality and Shipping

Each deer canvas is available in 40x60 cm, 50x75 cm and 60x90 cm. It is printed to order on premium cotton-polyester canvas, stretched over an FSC-certified wooden frame about 4 cm deep, and arrives ready to hang. We print close to your delivery address and ship worldwide.

Prefer a calendar? See the Deer Slim Wall Calendar, or browse all our wildlife prints.

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FAQ

Yes. Every image is an original photograph by Istvan Maar — not an illustration, stock image or AI artwork.
At Great Ocean Road Wildlife Park in Gellibrand Lower, Victoria, during a journey along the Great Ocean Road.
The large antlered stags are red deer. The spotted does, the young bucks and the fawns are fallow deer.
Yes. The fawn and doe prints have soft, natural colours that suit nurseries and kids' rooms, and the canvas is lightweight and comes with a hanging kit.
Yes. The Deer Slim Wall Calendar features twelve deer photographs from the same series, and our Wildlife Prints collection includes koalas, Tasmanian devils and a quokka.