Nevada Wall Art

Nevada Wall Art

Nevada wall art splits into two halves. One is the Las Vegas Strip: skyline, the Eiffel Tower replica and the Bellagio fountains, by day and by neon night. The other is desert and mountain landscape: Red Rock Canyon, Valley of Fire, Lake Mead, Fly Geyser and the Nevada shore of Lake Tahoe.

Nevada Wall Art Splits Between The Strip And The Desert

Almost nothing here sits between the two halves. A piece is either built around Las Vegas resort architecture and neon, or it is a landscape photograph taken well outside the city, with very little overlap in color, subject or mood between the two groups. Decide which half suits the room before comparing individual pieces.

The Las Vegas Strip Is Shot By Day And By Neon Night

Daytime Strip photographs show the skyline as a row of resort towers against open sky, while night versions lean on neon and the Stratosphere Tower's lit silhouette against a dark sky. The night pieces carry far more color contrast and suit a room that gets little natural light better than the daytime skyline does.

The Eiffel Tower Replica Marks The Paris Las Vegas Resort

The half scale Eiffel Tower on the Strip belongs to the Paris Las Vegas resort rather than being a stand in for the real Paris, and the pieces here show it lit against the Strip's other towers rather than isolated on its own. It is the one landmark in this collection that is explicitly a copy rather than an original structure.

Bellagio's Fountains Are The Only Moving Water On The Strip

The Bellagio fountains, photographed at night with jets lit against the hotel's facade, are the single dynamic, moving element among the Strip photographs, everything else in that half of the collection being static architecture. They work as a smaller, more focused companion piece next to a wider skyline canvas.

Red Rock Canyon Is A Short Drive From The Casino Floor

Red Rock Canyon National Conservation Area sits close enough to the city that a road leading toward its sandstone cliffs is one of the desert pieces here, red rock rising just beyond the pavement. It is the landscape subject most directly tied to Las Vegas itself, geographically if not visually.

Valley Of Fire Turns The Sandstone A Deeper Red

Valley of Fire State Park, Nevada's oldest state park, gets its name from the deep red Aztec sandstone that dominates the landscape, and the winding desert road pictured here runs directly through that colored rock. It is the most saturated, warmest toned image in the desert half of the collection.

Fly Geyser Is An Accidental Formation Colored By Algae

Fly Geyser in the Black Rock Desert was not a natural geyser originally but the result of a well drilling accident decades ago, and its ongoing mineral deposits now support colorful thermophilic algae that give the formation its greens, reds and oranges. It is the single most unusual and least architectural subject in the entire collection.

Lake Tahoe Sits On The State's Western Edge

Lake Tahoe straddles the California-Nevada line, and the pieces here, pine covered shoreline and mountains around the water, are taken from the Nevada side of that shared lake rather than from California. It is a cooler, greener landscape than the red rock and desert pieces elsewhere in the range.

Bonsai Rock Is The One Granite Outcrop In The Lake

Bonsai Rock, a granite formation rising out of Lake Tahoe's water near its Nevada shore, gets its name from the small, wind shaped trees that grow directly on the rock. The sunset piece here uses that outcrop as a foreground subject with the wider lake and mountains behind it, giving it more depth than a straight shoreline photograph.

More Of Las Vegas Or More Desert Landscape

For more Las Vegas Strip and resort photography see Las Vegas wall art, for desert landscape from other states see desert wall art, for more of Lake Tahoe from either shore see Lake Tahoe wall art, and for California landscape more broadly see California wall art.

How Each Canvas Is Made

Each piece is printed to order on museum quality canvas with archival inks that resist fading, stretched over a solid wooden inner frame and shipped ready to hang, with free shipping.

Common Questions

Is Nevada wall art mostly Las Vegas?

About half. The other half is desert and mountain landscape: Red Rock Canyon, Valley of Fire, Lake Mead, Fly Geyser and the Nevada side of Lake Tahoe, with very little overlap between the two groups.

What is the Eiffel Tower replica doing in a Nevada collection?

It belongs to the Paris Las Vegas resort on the Strip, a half scale copy built as part of the hotel rather than a reference to France, so the piece is really about Las Vegas architecture rather than Paris.

What makes Fly Geyser different from a natural landform?

It began as a drilling accident decades ago rather than a natural geyser, and its current shape and coloring come from ongoing mineral deposits and algae rather than from a purely geological process.

Is Lake Tahoe entirely inside Nevada?

No. The lake straddles the California-Nevada state line, and the pieces in this collection are taken from the Nevada shore, so the pairing with a Nevada desert collection reflects that shoreline rather than the whole lake.

What layout suits a Las Vegas Strip canvas?

A single horizontal canvas for a daytime skyline or a resort building, and the same shape works for a night version, since the Strip's width rather than its height is the natural composition. Measure the wall against the furniture below it before choosing a size.