Elephant Prints for Sale
Limited Edition Black and white Elephant Wall Art
By: Johan Siggesson
Discover limited edition black and white elephant prints for sale, photographed in the wild landscapes of Africa. This collection of elephant wall art is produced as museum quality fine art prints, signed and numbered, and made with archival materials for long lasting display.
Many of these images were captured in places like Amboseli, Tsavo, and the Serengeti, focusing on real moments and natural behaviour. If you are looking for elephant wall art with presence and calm, these prints are made to live with for years.
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Prices for these limited edition elephant prints start from €100, with global shipping included. Browse sizes, framing and editions >>
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Where these elephant prints work best
Elephant prints work especially well as statement pieces in living rooms, entrance halls, and home offices where a sense of presence and calm is important. Large format black and white elephant wall art creates a strong focal point above sofas, sideboards, or long hallway walls, while smaller sizes suit more intimate spaces such as studies and reading corners.
The monochrome style allows the texture of skin, light, and shadow to stand out, making these fine art elephant prints easy to place in modern and minimalist interiors. They pair naturally with neutral tones, wood, and stone, and work just as well in private homes as in professional spaces such as offices, galleries, and reception areas.
Many collectors choose black and white elephant photography for spaces where they want impact without visual noise, letting the animal’s presence speak quietly but clearly.
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Each limited edition elephant print is produced with museum-quality materials and signed for authenticity. Browse the collection to find the piece that speaks to you and bring the quiet strength of Africa into your home.
Frequently asked questions
1. What size options are available for sale?
Elephant prints are available in a range of sizes to suit different spaces and preferences. Whether you're looking for a large statement piece or a smaller, more intimate format, each print is produced with the same attention to quality and detail. Size options are typically listed on each product page.
2. What makes black and white elephant wall art timeless??
Black and white elephant wall art highlights form, texture, and expression without the distraction of colour, giving the image a calm and lasting presence and sophistication. This makes black and white elephant prints easy to place in many interiors and less affected by changing design trends, which is why collectors often choose them as long term statement pieces.
3. Are Johan Siggesson’s elephant prints limited edition?
Yes, Johan Siggesson offers many of his elephant prints for sale as limited editions. Each one is printed with museum-quality materials and comes with a certificate of authenticity, ensuring both artistic and collector value.
4. Where are these elephant prints photographed?
Most of Johan’s elephant images are taken in East Africa, particularly in Amboseli National Park in Kenya. But also in various places in Tanzania such as Serengeti and Tarangire National Park. These areas are known for their dramatic landscapes and iconic elephant populations.
5. What makes Johan Siggesson’s elephant prints unique?
Johan combines fine art photography with a deep emotional connection to wildlife. His elephant prints, that are available for sale, are known for their simplicity, strong composition and ability to convey stillness, strength and mood without words.
6. How do I choose the right elephant wall art to buy for my space?
Think about the atmosphere you want to create. A large, bold portrait makes a strong focal point, while a quieter image may bring a sense of calm. Black and white elephant prints work especially well in minimalist, modern or nature-inspired interiors.
7. Can I purchase an elephant print internationally?
Yes, Johan ships his wildlife prints worldwide. Each print is carefully packaged to ensure it arrives safely, whether you’re based in Europe, North America or beyond.
8. What paper and materials are used for elephant prints?
Johan Siggesson’s elephant prints for sale are printed on premium baryta paper with archival pigment inks. This combination delivers outstanding detail, tonal depth and durability for collectors seeking museum-quality wildlife art.
9. Is wildlife conservation connected to these elephant prints?
Yes. Johan’s photography often supports wildlife conservation in various ways. Elephants are a central subject not just for their beauty, but for their vulnerability in the wild.
10. How long does worldwide shipping take?
Print production takes around one to two weeks. Once ready, shipping usually takes under one week. Delivery times may vary slightly depending on your location.
11. Are Framed Elephant Prints available?
Each elephant print can be ordered either unframed or professionally framed, ready to hang. The frames are selected to complement the artwork and protect the print so it arrives in gallery ready condition. Because of the size and fragility of framed works, shipping costs are calculated separately and insurance may need to be added to the final price to ensure safe delivery. For this reason, we normally suggest that customers frame their prints locally, which is often safer and more cost effective.
Elephant Photography with Purpose
Elephants are more than just powerful subjects to photograph. They are intelligent, emotional beings that face real challenges in the wild. Habitat loss, human conflict, and poaching continue to threaten their future. Spending time with elephants in their natural environment changes the way you see them. It’s impossible not to feel a deep sense of respect and a responsibility to protect them.
This collection exists not only to share the beauty of these animals but to raise awareness of their vulnerability. Every image is a quiet reminder of what we stand to lose if we are not careful. Through photography, we can bring attention to their strength, their gentleness and their right to simply exist in peace.
Supporting wildlife photography and going on safaris also helps support the places and people working to protect these species. Whether through conservation organisations, responsible tourism or ethical storytelling, small choices can have a lasting impact. Art has the power to inspire change, and sometimes that starts with simply seeing an animal differently.
I personally choose to support Sheldrick Wildlife Trust for the amazing work they are doing for these elephants every single day.
What is Sheldrick Wildlife Trust?
The Sheldrick Wildlife Trust is one of Africa’s oldest and most respected wildlife charities, committed to the conservation and protection of wildlife and habitats across East Africa. Founded in 1977 by a family deeply connected to Kenya and its wilderness, the Trust is best known for its pioneering Orphans' Project, the world’s first and most successful elephant orphan rescue and rehabilitation program. Through practical conservation and long-term dedication, the Sheldrick Wildlife Trust continues to play a vital role in safeguarding Africa’s wild heritage.
Elephants From the blog
Elephant print - Storytelling
8 days...
Some of my images 'just happen' because I stumble upon something amazing when on safari. Other images are stored in my mental image bank and are images that I am actively looking for and working towards whilst on location. This is one of those...
'At The Foot of The Mountain' had been on my mind for a long time and was one of the reasons I visited Amboseli back in October 2023. I wanted to capture this elephant behaviour which is so classic - elephants marching in single file.
Classic and epic? Yes... But not as easy to capture as one might think. Like most wildlife photography a lot of factors have to come together all at once to create a strong image. Let me list a few things that I was looking for when creating this image to paint the picture.
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The elephants need to march after each other.
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They need to come towards me at an angle to be able to see all the elephants.
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Other photographers on site need to act professionally not to scatter or scare the elephants.
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They need to march at a similar distance from each other without major gaps in between individuals.
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A cloudy day.
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Lead elephant needs to flap its ears to have the classic look of an elephant.
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Lead elephant needs a decent set of tusks.
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A clean background without bushes or trees.
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I needed to shoot from a low angle to emphasise the might of these elephants.
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I wanted the elephants as close as possible to avoid the longest telephoto lenses.
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All this has to happen close to a road since in most areas you are not allowed to drive off-road.
I looked for a spot where I realised elephants regularly cross the road. We parked our vehicle and waited and waited and waited. Many elephants crossed the road but as I mentioned... All of it has to come together all at once or the image will not fit my vision.
Day 8... It was a cloudy day and I was waiting patiently in my spot. Many groups of elephants had passed but none that ticked all the boxes.
Suddenly a group left the small waterhole in the distance and came towards my vehicle. They all left at once which wasn't usual. The lead elephant had a decent set of ivory and they lined up nicely. I had seen it all before and at the last minute they scatter for one reason or another. It all came together and the elephant print 'At The Foot of The Mountain' was created.
At The Foot of The Mountain' is one of my most popular elephant prints for sale.
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Who is Johan Siggesson?
Johan Siggesson is a Swedish fine art wildlife photographer based in Malta, best known for his black and white prints of iconic animals from around the world. His work is exhibited internationally and has received recognition in several prestigious competitions.
His work focuses on capturing quiet moments and strong emotional presence, often with a special love for African wildlife. Through a thoughtful and artistic approach, Johan creates images that feel timeless and deeply connected to the natural world.
Whether you’re looking for a powerful black and white elephant photo, a framed elephant wall print, or a fine wildlife portrait for your home, Johan's collection offers timeless pieces inspired by the raw beauty of the wild.
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