Express yourself with vintage art
Dominion Graphic Arts aims to bring life, color, and spunk to your walls with some of the most expressive and dazzling vintage art around. If you want to really make a statement with your wall art, we are your go-to.
Why Dominion Graphic Arts?
Interesting, expressive, out-of-the-box art.
Nearly all of our art is sourced from original period materials.
Every piece is meticulously restored to its former glory.
10% of proceeds go towards environmentally focused charities.
We don't do boring art
If you're looking for dull, hit the back button and head to your nearest dentist's office. If, on the other hand, you want art that truly makes a statement, this is it!
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What our customers say
"The print and paper quality is great and I’m really excited to get this hung up on my wall. It’s going to look awesome! Thanks DGA!!"
-- Lee Ann F. (Rhode Island)
"The print looks great in my room and I will absolutely be coming back - for myself as well as gifts for others!"
-- Julia K. (California)
"My Leyendecker print is the first thing I see when coming downstairs in the morning. It always makes me smile--even before I've had my coffee."
-- Vicki F. (California)
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A few of our artists
CHARLES DANA GIBSON
Born: September 14, 1867, Roxbury, MA
Died: December 23, 1944, New York, NY
Primary medium: Pen and Ink
Style: Realistic, humorous
Known for: The Gibson Girl
Nationality: American
Charles Dana Gibson made himself a household name with his creation of the Gibson Girl, who was considered an ideal role model for American women.
Charles Dana Gibson (1867-1944)
Learn MoreF X LEYENDECKER
Born: January 19, 1876, Germany
Died: April 18, 1924, New Rochelle, NY
Primary medium: Painting
Style: Realistic
Known for: Various commercial art publications
Nationality: German-American
The lesser known of the Leyendecker brothers, F X Leyendecker lived and worked with his brother J C Leyendecker, (creator of the Arrow Collar Man,) in New Rochelle, NY.
F. X. Leyendecker (1876-1924)
Learn MoreJOHN R NEILL
Born: November 12, 1877, Philadelphia, PA
Died: September 13, 1943
Primary medium: Pen and ink
Style: Realistic, whimsical, subtly humorous
Known for: The Oz books
Nationality: American
John R. Neill's claim to fame is his enduring legacy as the Royal Illustrator of Oz. He illustrated all but four of the Oz books, three of which he wrote himself.
John R. Neill (1877-1943)
Learn MoreEDWARD PENFIELD
Born: June 2, 1866, New York, NY
Died: February 8, 1925, Beacon, NY
Primary medium: Pen and ink with color added
Style: Semi-realistic, stylized
Known for: Harper's Magazine Posters
Nationality: American
As a poster artist, Edward Penfield did for America what Théophile Steinlen and Henri de Toulouse-Lautrec did for Europe.
Edward Penfield (1866-1925)
Learn MoreVintage with personality
It turns a head, it starts a conversation, it adds color and spunk, and it gives your home a strong sense of individuality. And the best part? It makes home decorating fun! This is our promise to you, backed by our 60-day money back guarantee.