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Vintage Industrial Wall Art

Fine art and Photography make wonderful bedfellows in the vintage industrial art category. The endless variety of subjects in this category makes it a great hunting ground for industrial, corporate and domestic decor.

Much of the fine vintage industrial wall art produced by Erin Ashley would look equally at home in a boardroom or family room. She uses restful pastel and neutral color washes with hints of antique industrial processes and details. A regular feature of her work are the typeset-style numbers which seem to ghost away into the corners and borders of her paintings, “Venice Beach 1” and “Distant Limit” are two good examples. The numbers seem to be reminding the observer of times long passed.

Vintage Industrial Art

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Old Vintage Pay Phone II

16" x 20"

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Vintage Bikes

by Savannah Miller

19" x 13"

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Big Clock

by Christopher Bliss

16" x 20"

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1947 Ford 1 Ton

by Larry Hunter

16" x 12"

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Old Vintage Pay Phone I

16" x 20"

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Statue of Liberty in Paris, 1886

24" x 32"

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Blue Tractor BW

by Bob Rouse

18" x 12"

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Tow Truck BW

by Bob Rouse

18" x 12"

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Empire

by Robert LaDuke

7" x 19"

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French Country Drive III

by Wild Apple Portfolio

20" x 15"

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French Country Drive IV

by Wild Apple Portfolio

20" x 15"

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Rustic Details II

by Lillian Bell

18" x 18"

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Vintage Propeller I

by Ethan Harper

20" x 38"

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Urban East IV

by Erin Ashley

12" x 24"

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Clock mounted on the wall of a building, Marshall Field Clock, Marshall Field and Company, Chicago, Illinois, USA

18" x 24"

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Golden Rain I BW

by Silvia Vassileva

24" x 24"

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Hammers

by Mike Schick

12" x 18"

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Metallic Rider II

by Annie Warren

16" x 20"

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Industrial Design IV

by Tre Sorelle Studios

12" x 12"

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Industrial Design I

by Tre Sorelle Studios

12" x 12"

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Ferrari Steering Wheel 1

by Naxart

24" x 18"

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Vintage Sewing Machine

by Mindy Sommers

24" x 18"

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Big Clock Horizontal Black and White

by Christopher Bliss

22" x 15"

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Grand Central

by Sophie 6

12" x 18"

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Horizon Balance III Light

by Albena Hristova

18" x 24"

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Triangle-1

by Design Fabrikken

15" x 21"

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Paris Map Black

by Laura Marshall

24" x 24"

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World Map Industrial

by Sue Schlabach

18" x 12"

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Lets Roll III Grunge Crop

by James Wiens

24" x 16"

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Brooklyn Speedway

by Savannah Miller

19" x 13"

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Locomotive Train Engraving Vintage

by Sophie 6

20" x 13"

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Retro America

by Sophie 6

16" x 20"

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Start of the 1933 Nice Grand Prix

20" x 15"

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Head over Heels

by Julian Lauren

20" x 15"

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Drivethrough

by Jessica Manelis

18" x 12"

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More suited to an industrial setting is the vintage industrial wall art of Ethan Harper. Ethan’s collection of numbers evoke an atmosphere of bone crunching labor and long hours in dimly lit factories. They are executed in functional, contrasting tones that seem to avoid any sense of subtlety.

Industrial design, machines and factories from the early 1900s are the topics explored by Rob Sturcke and Marco Fabiano in their vintage industrial art pieces. Marco’s two works, Coffee Blueprint IV v and Coffee Blueprint I v would make a great contribution to the atmosphere of either a coffee shop or someone’s kitchen. Using mostly monochrome photography, Rob’s work revisits long forgotten factories and heavy machinery, superseded by modern technology and now left to rot.