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Printable coloring library

Art and famous painting coloring pages

Masterpieces from art history, ready to color at home or in the classroom.

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Las Meninas by Velázquez, with the young princess and her ladies, the painter at a huge canvas and a dog lying downA Room Full of MysteryArt · HardAmerican Gothic painting by Grant Wood, with a woman in a dotted dress and a bespectacled man holding a pitchforkThe Farmer and the PitchforkArt · MediumGuernica in the museum, hanging in a large gallery with ceiling spotlights, a bench, an info stand and a rope barrierGuernica on the Gallery WallArt · HardMona Lisa in Paris, hanging in a carved frame on a paneled museum wall, with a label beside it and a tiled floorThe Mona Lisa on DisplayArt · HardVan Gogh self-portrait with a beard and serious gaze, a buttoned jacket and a background covered in swirls and wavy linesVan Gogh in the MirrorArt · MediumPicasso harlequin in a checkered costume and white ruff, resting two fingers on his cheek beside a table with a cakeA Thoughtful HarlequinArt · EasyThe Scream by Munch, a figure with hands on its face and mouth wide open on a bridge with a railing under a wavy skyA Scream Through NatureArt · EasyMona Lisa by Leonardo with folded hands, long wavy hair, a sheer veil and a landscape of water, rocks and paths behindThe Lady in the LandscapeArt · MediumLady with an Ermine by Leonardo da Vinci, a young woman with a headband and long necklace cradling an ermine in her armsA Lady and Her ErmineArt · MediumKlimt The Kiss, an embracing couple wrapped in robes covered with rectangles, spirals and circlesA Couple Wrapped in GoldArt · HardVermeer in the museum, Girl with a Pearl Earring hanging in a carved frame, with a rope barrier in front and a bench nearbyPearl Earring in the GalleryArt · HardMatisse cat and goldfish, a cat on a round table dipping its paw into a fishbowl with three fish and patterned backdropsThe Cat and the FishbowlArt · MediumMagritte Son of Man, a man in a suit, tie and bowler hat with a leafy green apple floating right in front of his faceThe Man With the AppleArt · EasyThe Milkmaid by Vermeer pouring milk from a jug into a bowl, beside a table with bread and a basketA Kitchen Full of LightArt · MediumModigliani woman with hat, a portrait with a long face, almond eyes, a long neck and a beaded necklace, seated by a tableLong-Necked PortraitArt · EasyVan Gogh sunflowers in a vase signed with the name Vincent, some flowers wide open, others wilting with fallen petalsA Vase Full of SunflowersArt · MediumGirl with pearl earring by Vermeer looking over her shoulder, with a long turban, a pearl earring and parted lipsGirl in a TurbanArt · MediumSmiling Mona Lisa drawn simply, with folded hands beside a columned window and a landscape of river, trees and hillsA Friendly Mona LisaArt · EasyPicasso Guernica painting in wide format, with a bull, a wounded horse, a lamp, a mother holding her child and crying figuresThe Full GuernicaArt · HardStarry Night cypress by Van Gogh, a sky full of swirls and glowing stars, a crescent moon and a village with a steepleSwirls in the Night SkyArt · HardDali melting clocks hanging from a bare branch, a ledge and a soft sleeping shape, with seaside cliffs in the distanceThe Melting ClocksArt · MediumPicasso women reading, two embracing figures with geometric faces, half-closed eyes and hands clasped togetherTwo Women, Picasso StyleArt · Easy

Masterpieces to color your way

This section gathers pages inspired by famous paintings: Leonardo's Mona Lisa, Van Gogh's The Starry Night and Sunflowers, Velázquez's Las Meninas, Picasso's Guernica, Munch's The Scream and Klimt's The Kiss. Some versions are simple enough for young kids, while others are richly detailed for teens and adults.

Coloring a masterpiece is a fun way to explore art history. Each page explains who painted the work, when and what makes it special, so kids can discover styles like cubism, surrealism and impressionism while picking their own colors.

Frequently asked questions

Do I have to use the original colors?

Not at all. You can match the painting or invent a brand-new version; many great artists learned by copying and reimagining the masters.

Can I use these in the classroom?

Yes. Every page includes facts about the artwork and the artist, perfect for introducing an art movement or preparing a museum visit.

What ages are they for?

There are simple pages for ages 6 and up and highly detailed ones for kids over 10, teens and adults.