Turn your TV into a work of art. 🎨✨
Welcome to Vintage Art TV. I’m Lisa, and I created this channel to transform your blank, black screen into something meaningful and beautiful. What began as a personal project has grown into a curated collection of timeless art, designed to bring calm, charm, and quiet elegance into your home.
Each video is handcrafted using carefully restored vintage artwork, enhanced with subtle motion to create a seamless, ambient experience. Whether you’re marking a season, creating a mood, or simply savoring a quiet moment, I hope these pieces bring a sense of beauty and stillness to your space.
🛍️ You can now shop select artworks featured on the channel:
shop.vintagearttv.com
I’d love to hear from you — feel free to leave a comment, share how you use the videos in your home, or let me know what you’d love to see next.
🤍 Lisa
All content on Vintage Art TV is uniquely curated and reimagined by hand. Please do not reuse any content without permission.
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Seasonal decor made easy 🍓 for your TV & home. Download this artwork as a free printable here: www.vintagearttv.com/products/strawberries-and-cre…
Enjoy 🤍 Lisa
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Art mirroring life, then and now. I love this fleeting season of peas from our local fruit stands 🫛
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Thank you for being here! 📚
🖼 You can download this artwork as a free printable here:
www.vintagearttv.com/products/ladies-reading
Enjoy 🤍
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Thank you for watching!
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Become a member for ad-free viewing and exclusive videos ✨
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🖼 You can download this artwork as a free printable here:
www.vintagearttv.com/products/farm-at-hedmark-1876
Enjoy 🤍 Lisa
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George Inness | Olive Trees at Tivoli | 1873 🕊️
🖼 You can download this artwork as a free printable here:
www.vintagearttv.com/products/olive-trees
Enjoy 🤍
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An exciting update from Vintage Art TV 🤍
I’m happy to announce that the Vintage Art TV Print Shop is now completely Free!
This project has always been about bringing art into everyday life. Alongside my channel, you can now download every artwork from the shop at no cost.
My hope is that these pieces are printed, shared, and become a small part of your home throughout the seasons of the year and the seasons of life.
www.vintagearttv.com/
Please enjoy ✨
Lisa
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Free Print - Pink Azalea 🌸
To go along with my newest video, I’m offering this Pink Azalea artwork as a free high-resolution download in my print shop. You can display it on your TV, frame it, or enjoy it however you like in your own space.
Download it here:
www.vintagearttv.com/products/pink-azalea
I hope it brings a little calm and beauty to your day. 🤍
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Femme Lisant has been matching my February mood. Quiet moments, a good book, no rush.
If you’d like to bring this energy into your space, it’s available as a free download in the print shop:
www.vintagearttv.com/products/femme-lisant
I’d love to know, what are you reading right now? 📖
❤ Lisa
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Today marks the first day of the Fire Horse year, a powerful moment in the lunar calendar that comes around only once every 60 years.
To welcome this new season, I shared a blog post on why I was drawn to Thomas Smith of Derby’s 18th century painting of a boy and his horse.
✨ The post also includes a FREE printable download of this artwork.
👉 Read the full post and download the artwork here:
www.vintagearttv.com/blogs/news/finding-fire-horse…
What kind of energy are you stepping into this year?
❤️ Lisa
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Today’s video showcases Mute Swan by Aert Schouman (1720–1792).
I’d love to know if you make it part of your day.
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Happy Tuesday 🤍
Lisa
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