SPRING PICTURES: 200 Best Pictures, Free Images and Big Photos

View 200 free Spring Pictures, big images and photos in the best collection on the Web: pictures of flowers, gardens, landscapes and classical spring images.

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Here you will find an amazing collection of spring pictures created by professionals from around the world. There are classical spring images as well as high-resolution spring photos to choose from.

All of these pictures of spring are without watermarks and you are free to use them for your personal use. Use the Table of Contents to find the section you want, or just scroll down the page to see them all.

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Spring Photos

Pictures of Wildlife in the Spring

Spring Pictures in Paintings and Stained Glass

Spring Images

Spring Landscape Pictures

Spring Photos

The spring photos in this section are breathtaking. These depict professional landscaping as well as nature's finest displays. These will encourage you to plant a bulb garden and to grow some flowering trees.

The first photo shows a window opening to a garden in springtime with trees blossoming, flower beds blooming and wildflowers in the lawn. This is the classical spring image after a winter with cabin fever.

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Many of the photos above were taken at the Keukenhof Gardens in the Netherlands, the most famous spring garden in the world. It is only open for two months of the year and a million visitors line up to see the plantings which include over seven million tulips and 80 acres of flowers.

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The exotic daffodil collection featured to the right will bloom for two full months in your garden or on your patio in containers.

These are self-propagating perennials and will bloom every year.

You can also grow these daffodils indoors in pots or in vases filled with pebbles and water.

This exotic Spider Lily Daffodil is a true work of art.

Pictures of Wildlife in the Spring

Spring is when many animals leave their winter hibernation and emerge as spring renews the landscape. Insects, especially bees and butterflies, come out of hiding to pollinate flowers and trees.

The pictures below show a variety of wildlife interacting with the season.

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Do you want to see more butterflies? Here are 100 butterfly pictures to enjoy.

Spring Pictures in Paintings and Stained Glass

This section has pictures from a variety of artists.

Several of the featured paintings were made by John William Waterhouse. Waterhouse was an Italian painter who was born in 1849. Later, he moved to England and worked among the Impressionist painters of his day. His pictures are among the most famous depictions of spring.

The painting below shows a young, barefoot woman picking the first wild narcissus of the season.

Six more of John William Waterhouse's paintings are presented below.

In this painting, Waterhouse depicts one of the most famous spring poems: Gather Ye Rosebuds While Ye May by Robert Herrick.

In the Waterhouse painting below, notice the spring winds blowing the young girl's hair and dress as she gathers wildflowers. In this picture, there is also a young almond tree in bloom.

In the painting below, Waterhouse shows Shakespeare's Ophelia lying down among the pansies, daisies, pheasant's eyes and forget-me-nots from the famous scene in Hamlet.

In the painting below, English artist Theodore Blake Wirgman gives his interpretation of Robert Herrick's famous poem. In this picture, Wirgman captures the true meaning of the poem which is about finding love in one's youth. Spring is often noted as the season of love.

Franz Xaver Winterhalter (1805 – 1873) was a German painter known for his portraits of royal families. Here, he portrays spring as royalty with a crown of wildflowers

Alphonse Mucha was a Czech painter who was fond of creating pictures of spring. Many of his works below are on display at the Mucha Museum in Prague.

These last two spring paintings show young girls dancing in the wind and playing in a blooming apple orchard.

Spring Images

This collection of spring images represents the icons of the season: trees and bushes in blossom, flowers, lambing season, birds nesting and love blooming.

The three images below show apple trees blooming. In Europe and America, it is rare to find a rural home without at least one apple tree. These blossoming apple trees are iconic spring images.

Spring is also lambing time in many parts of the world. British artist J. Thwaite Irving shows this in his painting below. Notice that the trees give a clear indication that the painting represents spring.

This spring image shows love is in the air. Notice the spring blossoms on the trees, the wildflowers in the grass and the newborn lamb with his mother.

Below are two spring images of rivers overflowing with water from the spring thaw of snowmelt.

The three images below are paintings of spring gardens.

Claude Monet was born in France in 1840. He was the founder of the Impressionist movement in art. He once remarked:

"I perhaps owe having become a painter to flowers."

Below is his painting of a woman in a spring garden.

This last image is of birds nesting on a blooming tree branch.

Landscape Pictures

This section of landscape pictures shows the panoramic views of the spring season. These graphics depict the earth's renewal from a frozen winter.

Texas Bluebonnet Wildflowers

In the state of Texas, the landscape turns blue in spring when the bluebonnets start to bloom. The bluebonnet is the state flower of Texas and it is fondly memorialized in song, literature, paintings and photography.

More Spring Collections

If you are looking for spring clip art, this amazing collection has over 125 full-color drawings for springtime:

Spring Clip Art

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If you just want to see flowers, this collection has over 150 color graphics. There are special sections just for spring tulips, daffodils and roses:

Flower Clip Art

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See this awesome collection of tree photos from around the world, which includes some of the oldest trees on earth:

200 Tree Pictures

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This spectacular page has over 200 free pictures of roses. There are sections for every color of rose:

Pictures of Roses

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It isn't spring until you start to see butterflies. Find over 100 pictures of these little harbingers of the season:

Butterfly Pictures

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Find more pictures of butterflies in this clip art collection with over 170 big butterfly drawings:

Butterfly Clip Art

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April is National Poetry Month in America because spring is the favorite season of poets. Read over 60 illustrated poems for spring:

Spring Poems

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Valentine's Day comes right after the Chinese New Year and Spring Festival. In this collection you will find over 200 pictures and cards for the holiday:

Valentine's Day Pictures

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Comments

Writer Fox (author) from the wadi near the little river on January 19, 2015:

Hi Susie: Spring is the reward for enduring winter. I'm glad these photos cheered you up.

Susie Lehto from Minnesota on January 17, 2015:

What a feast for my eyes today. Its cloudy and snowing here right now.

I love this collection of spring photos. Wow!

Writer Fox (author) from the wadi near the little river on March 04, 2014:

Hi Linda, I know what you mean. I am so ready for spring to begin!

mylindaelliott from Louisiana on March 03, 2014:

These are so refreshing. Maybe because I am so cold this winter.

Writer Fox (author) from the wadi near the little river on February 17, 2014:

Hi CrisSP: I'm so glad you found this and I really appreciate your feedback. Thank you so much for voting and sharing!

CrisSp from Sky Is The Limit Adventure on February 17, 2014:

Oh, so beautiful! I like the color of Fall but Spring is my favorite seasons of all. So refreshing!

Up and sharing!

Writer Fox (author) from the wadi near the little river on February 10, 2014:

Thank you so much, Suzanne. I appreciate the pins.

Suzanne Day from Melbourne, Victoria, Australia on February 10, 2014:

So many gorgeous spring photos in here! I love the flowers in the park ones as well as the cherry blossoms. Voted beautiful and pinned!

Writer Fox (author) from the wadi near the little river on January 24, 2014:

Hi Audrey! Just let me know which pictures you would like to use. You can pin any of them; that's always OK. Thank you so much for leaving a comment. I really appreciate you.

Audrey Selig from Oklahoma City, Oklahoma on January 23, 2014:

Once again, you have outdone yourself with these photos and clip art. I would like to use some, but will need to check with you when I select one. All the collections on the site are so vivid and brighten your life as you peruse them. What about pinning them and attribution? Congratulations on your increasing traffic and all that you do to help others in the forums. Take care. Audrey