Landmark MN | Como Park Conservatory St Paul Art Print

Landmark MN | Como Park Conservatory St. Paul Art Print

Bring home the beauty of one of Minnesota’s most beloved landmarks with this Como Park Conservatory Art Print. Nestled in the heart of St. Paul, the Marjorie McNeely Conservatory has long been a symbol of conservation, community, and natural wonder. Known for its breathtaking Sunken Garden, seasonal floral displays, and glass-domed architecture, it’s a place where generations of Minnesotans have found peace, inspiration, and a deeper connection to nature.

This fine art print captures the spirit of Como Park’s Conservatory—a true urban gem blending history, horticulture, and environmental stewardship. Whether you’ve visited in person or simply admire Minnesota landmarks, this artwork adds a touch of elegance and nostalgia to your space. Perfect for nature lovers, city dwellers, and collectors of local art.

Why You’ll Love This Print

• Celebrates a Minnesota Icon – Showcases the beauty of the Marjorie McNeely Conservatory in St. Paul.

• Original Artwork – Unique digital graphic design (not a vintage reproduction).

• Premium Quality – Giclée fine art open edition print for vibrant, lasting detail.

• Archival Materials – Printed on Epson heavyweight matte paper with Epson pigment inks.

• Framing Made Simple – Off-white printed border designed for use with or without a mat.

• Thoughtful Gift – Ideal for Minnesotans, gardeners, art lovers, or anyone who cherishes Como Park memories.

Print Details

• Medium: Giclée fine art open edition print

• Paper: Epson heavyweight archival matte (10.3 mil / 192 gsm)

• Ink: Epson pigment ink for long-lasting color vibrancy

• Border: Off-white printed border for flexible framing options

• Note: Colors may appear slightly different in print than on screen. Shipped prints do not include watermark.

Designer’s Notes

The Como Park Conservatory Art Print is more than wall décor—it’s a celebration of St. Paul’s heritage and Minnesota’s love for green spaces. Hang it in your home, office, or cabin, and enjoy a piece of the Twin Cities’ most cherished landmark year-round.