Vibrant Wall Art Inspired by Hispanic Heritage Month

September 15, 2019 Tracy Kreuser 0

Each year, Hispanic Heritage Month is recognized from September 15 through October 15, aiming to highlight the many ways Hispanic and Latino culture positively impacts America and our entire global society. Since countless artists worldwide have taken inspiration from this culture, we’re celebrating Hispanic heritage by showcasing art inspired by the people, music, cuisine, and landscapes of Spain, Mexico, the Caribbean, and Central and South Americas.

Our curation below is just a glimpse of how Hispanic and Latino cultures inspire various styles, subjects and statements in the world of art. For more Hispanic and Latin-inspired art, visit our collection available on iCanvas.

a minimalist portrait of Frida with red and pink flowers in her hair

drawing of an acoustic guitar with detailed flowers and leaves

a colorful print with skulls, spades, bones, and masks that reads "lucho libre"

an old red taxi car parked on the street in front of pink, blue, and gold buildings

a woman in a red dress dancing with her hands above her head

a skeleton wearing a poncho and sombrero playing an acoustic guitar

a turquoise print with colorful flowers and leaves surrounding text that reads "todo lo que puede ser imaginado es real"

a bright portrait of a faceless man wearing white whose playing a trumpet with glass shattering in the background

a woman wearing braids, gold hoop earings, and with flowers in her hair

a white print showing eight pepper variations with their names including jalapeno, naga viper, and madagascar

a colorful desert scene with green, teal, and purple cacti

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