If you’re looking for some eye-catching art for your walls or are in need of a cool gift for Mother’s Day, Amazon has great deals on multiple of Lego’s gorgeous display sets based on classic paintings. Most notably, you can get Lego’s 3D replica of Vincent Van Gogh’s The Starry Night for $141 (was $170). For a cheaper option, check out Lego’s Hokusai The Great Wave set for $85 (was $100). You can take a closer look at both of these beautiful building sets below.
Lego Ideas: Vincent Van Gogh’s The Starry Night (2,316 Pieces)
$142 (was $170)
The 2,316-piece recreation of Van Gogh’s The Starry Night measures in at 12 x 15 x 5 inches. What’s especially cool about this impressive piece of framed art is that it was designed as a 3D build. The swirling clouds and stars, along with the town below, really stand out thanks to the layered 3D design.
The set comes with a Vincent Van Gogh minifigure, who stands in front of an easel on an adjustable display arm. Naturally, the the artist has paintbrush and palette accessories.
Lego created The Starry Night in collaboration with The Museum of Modern Art (MoMa).
If you love Van Gogh’s art, you should also check out Lego’s recent collaboration with the Van Gogh Museum. Released in March as a timed Lego Store exclusive, the 2,615-piece Van Gogh Sunflowers display set is now sold at Amazon as of May 1.
Lego Art: Hokusai’s The Great Wave (1,810 Pieces)
$85 (was $100)
For more Lego art, check out this more budget-friendly recreation of The Great Wave. Available for $85 (normally $100), the Lego Art set captures the iconic majesty of the famed Japanese artwork by Hokusai. It’s not 3D like The Starry Night, but it’s still an eye-catching piece of framed art.
The 1,810-piece set measures 15.5 x 20.5 inches and includes six canvas bases, two hanger elements, and a decorative tile with Hokusai’s signature replicated on it.
Building Lego is usually quite cathartic, and to emphasize that relaxing feeling, Lego has provided a QR code to listen to a tailor-made soundtrack while you piece this set together.
It’s estimated that only 100 of the original Great Wave prints have survived, so this is also a terrific way to bring some art history to your home.