Dallas Art Prints & Gifts

Dallas Art Prints by Crum Art

The flying red horse on the Magnolia Building. The Gypsy Tea Room. Dallas photomontages built from the signs and landmarks locals carry in their heads. Carl Crum started photographing Dallas decades ago — this collection is the result of that long love affair with a city that is always becoming something new without ever forgetting what it was.

For Deep Ellum devotees, Big D natives, SMU alumni, and anyone who knows that Dallas has a lot more going on than the Cowboys.

Dallas Wall Art by the Crum Family

Betsy paints the city's landmarks and Carl builds the photomontages out of its signs. Every Dallas print here is original family artwork, printed to order.

Dallas Art Questions

What is the flying red horse in Dallas?
Pegasus — the neon red horse installed atop the Magnolia Building in 1934. For decades it was the first thing travelers saw approaching downtown, and it remains the most beloved landmark on the Dallas skyline. Betsy Crum's Pegasus print sets it against a big Texas sky.

What makes a good Dallas gift?
A print of a landmark they actually know — the Pegasus for anyone who loves the skyline, the photomontage for the native who can name every sign in it. Favorites for SMU grads, Deep Ellum regulars, and homesick Dallasites.

Dallas holds its own, but the state's a big place: the full sweep is in Texas wall art, the friendly rivalry next door lives at Fort Worth art, and homesick Texan gifts reach the ones who moved away and regret it.