37 Vintage Halloween Art Ideas

Bring back the good old days with these vintage halloween art Ideas.

These vintage Halloween ideas will bring you back to when you were a kid and trick or treating in your neighborhood.

These vintage Halloween ideas are full of spook and fun for the whole family.

From vintage Halloween party ideas to vintage Halloween costume ideas, you can use these vintage Halloween ideas for your entire party.

1. Vintage Halloween Art

Vintage Halloween art is a great way to decorate your home for the holiday.

You can find vintage Halloween art prints on Etsy, or you can make your own by printing out vintage Halloween images and framing them.

You can also find vintage Halloween postcards and display them around your home.

If you want to take your vintage Halloween art to the next level, you can create a vintage Halloween gallery wall.

Mix and match different vintage Halloween art prints and postcards to create a spooky

gallery wall that will be the perfect backdrop for all of your Halloween photos.

2. Jack O’ Lanterns by Vintage Apple Collection

I’m a huge fan of the Vintage Apple Collection and have used their images in many a project.

This image is so simple and classic, it’s perfect for a Halloween art print. I love the way the pumpkins are all different shapes and sizes.

This would be such a fun print to frame and display on a mantle!

3. Vintage Halloween Art

If you’re looking for a more sophisticated Halloween decor idea, you can’t go wrong with vintage Halloween art.

You can find free printables like the one shown here, or you can shop for vintage Halloween prints on Etsy.

You can even find vintage Halloween art on throw pillows, tablecloths, and other home decor items.

4. Halloween by Stephanie Marrott

This is a fun, timeless piece of art that could be used in so many different ways.

I love the idea of using it as a table runner or wall hanging, but you could also use

it as a centerpiece or even as a print for your mantel. With the bright colors and fun details, it’s sure to be a hit!

5. Halloween by Stephanie Marrott

This is another piece of art that would be perfect to display in a kitchen or dining room.

I love the soft colors of the background and the way the artist used the same colors to create the candy corn.

The candy corn in the jar is so realistic, it looks like it could be a photograph!

I also think the artist did a beautiful job with the jack-o-lantern, which is the star of the show in this piece of art.

6. Halloween by Stephanie Marrott

I’m not sure what it is about this piece, but I just love it. The little girl is so cute, and the colors are so fun and vibrant.

I love the little bat on the pumpkin, and the little crow on the fence. This is just a fun piece!

7. Happy Halloween by Stephanie Marrott

I love the way this print incorporates a whole bunch of spooky Halloween elements into one piece of art.

The black cat, the jack-o-lantern, the witches hat, and the halloween candy all come together to wish you a happy Halloween.

This would be a great print to hang in a kitchen or dining room as part of a Halloween gallery wall.

8. Trick or Treat by Stephanie Marrott

This vintage Halloween art is perfect for all you dog lovers out there!

This little pup is ready to go trick or treating and is even wearing a witch hat to get in the holiday spirit.

I love the warm orange and red tones in this painting and how the artist used the pup as the main focus. This painting is just adorable!

9. Halloween by Stephanie Marrott

I love the simplicity of this piece. The colors are a little more modern, but the style is still vintage.

I love the idea of a vintage Halloween with a lot of bright colors.

I also love the idea of a Halloween village. I have a few pieces of Halloween decor that are like a mini Halloween village, and I think they are so cute.

This piece is a little different because it’s not a village, but it’s still a bunch of different houses.

10. Halloween by Stephanie Marrott

I love the vintage vibes of this Halloween print!

I’m a big fan of the color scheme and how the artist was able to incorporate so many classic Halloween elements into one print.

The black cat, the witch’s hat, the broom, the pumpkin, and the “trick or treat” sign are all present in this print, and

I love how the artist was able to incorporate them in a way that feels fresh and new.

Conclusion

If you want to make your own vintage Halloween art, you can use the ideas above to help you get started.

If you are not very creative you can also buy vintage Halloween art online. There are many places to buy vintage Halloween art such as Etsy, eBay, and Society6.

If you are looking to decorate your home for Halloween on a budget, you can also find free vintage Halloween art printables.

There are many websites that offer free vintage Halloween art printables such as Pinterest and Etsy.

Overall, there are many ways to get your hands on vintage Halloween art, and we hope this article was helpful in giving you some ideas for your own decor. Happy Halloween!