ACEO Country Farm House landscape print of painting

Series: Rural Residential DesignArtist: J. B. PapworthPeriod: Source country: BritainSource Year: 1832Painting Images for the Design and D cor of a Country Home Manor or Cottage especially in Canvas24 inch by 36 inch Giclee print on standard paper.All files are stored digitally and are ready for reproduction. The quality is closely monitored to ensure professional results.This item is custom made per order.

A Publishing House Authorized Open Edition Lithograph showcased in Gallery Quality Framing 2.5 inch Solid Wood Frame , Upgraded Double Matting and Premium Glass. Image Size 25.5x17.75 To Adhere to Gallery Quality Standards, We Use Only Premium Glass, We Do Not Use Plexiglas or Gels. This Beautiful Re-Production of Andrew Wyeth's Painting Has A Finished Framed Size of 37"x29". Our Picture's Are Not Dusty Warehouse Inventory, We Make Your Picture When You Place Your Order.

Series: Japanese Prints - UtamaroArtist: UtamaroPeriod: Japanese Ukiyo-e PrintsSource country: JapanSource Year: Kitigawa Utamaro (1753-1806) was a Japanese print maker who specialized in the study of women and of insects in nature. Woodblock prints were printed on rice paper and were often advertisements for plays. Later they became trash as used to wrap exported porcelain.12 inch by 18 inch Giclee print on Canvas.All files are stored digitally and are ready for reproduction. The quality is closely monitored to ensure professional results.This item is custom made per order.

Small Country Farm in Bordighera: Claude Monet: Hand-painted art oil reproduction on canvas. Claude Monet visited Bordighera in Italy in 1884, and stayed for four months. He was fascinated by the lush vegetation, the sea, and the light in this coastal town. The tropical plants, growing quickly and wild, was a far cry from the carefully manicured gardens Monet had at home, and he was eager to capture the wildness on canvas. Painting in such a different landscape was difficult for Monet, as he described in a letter home: We're having marvellous weather and I wish I could send you a little of the sunshine. I am slaving away on six paintings a day. I'm giving myself a hard time over it as I haven't yet managed to capture the colour of this landscape, there are moments when I'm appalled at the colours I'm having to use, I'm afraid what I'm doing is just dreadful and yet I really am understating it; the light is simply terrifying" (source: http://painting.about.com/library/biographies/blartistquotesmonet.htm). In "Small Country Farm in Bordighera" puts his skills to the test, painting a small cottage nearly overcome with plants. Tall palm trees loom overhead in spiky protrusions of yellow and blue. These same bright shapes and colors appear in the shrubs and hedges below. Small flowering bushes in yellow and orange march toward the cabin. The viewer is standing on a lush patch of green, pulling you directly into this vibrant, active image of a tropical isle.

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Series: Rural Residential Design. Artist: J. B. Papworth. Period:. Source country: Britain. Source Year: 1832. Painting Images for the Design and Decor of a Country Home Manor or Cottage especially in Canvas. 20inch by 30 inch poster print on standard paper. All files are stored digitally and are ready for reproduction. The quality is closely monitored to ensure professional results. This item takes 5-9 business-days to ship

Landscape with House and Ploughman: Vincent van Gogh: Hand-painted art oil reproduction on canvas. This Vincent van Gogh painting, Landscape with House and Ploughman, employs a birds-eye, elevated view -- striking and unusual. The golden and brown fields appear clearly delineated with black lines. The mountains slope down to the fields in grays and browns. A row of cypress trees marches down the valley, drawing the viewer's eye to the workers in the middle of the field. A smaller set of trees stands in the center of the painting, rendered in quick strokes of black. In the lower right of the painting, a brightly colored barn in shown. The sun is clearly behind the painter, as the back of this barn is picked out in bright, sunny yellow. This image shows the influence of Japanese art on van Gogh. He was an avid collector of Asian art, including woodblock prints and paintings. Japanese landscapes often use a birds-eye perspective, bright and contrasting colors, and small human figures. This image is rendered using wide, quick, rough brushstrokes, giving it a woodcut print quality. Van Gogh wrote: "I envy the Japanese artists for the incredible neat clarity which all their works have. It is never boring and you never get the impression that they work in a hurry. It is as simple as breathing; they draw a figure with a couple of strokes with such an unfailing easiness as if it were as easy as buttoning one's waist-coat."

A Publishing House Authorized Open Edition Lithograph showcased in Gallery Quality Framing 2 inch Composite Frame , Upgraded Double Matting and Premium Glass. Image Size 11.5x8.5 To Adhere to Gallery Quality Standards, We Use Only Premium Glass, We Do Not Use Plexiglas or Gels. This Beautiful Re-Production of Larry Dyke's Painting Has A Finished Framed Size of 22"x18". Our Picture's Are Not Dusty Warehouse Inventory, We Make Your Picture When You Place Your Order.

Bavarian Landscape: Albert Bierstadt: Hand-painted art oil reproduction on canvas. From the rolling hills of painter Albert Bierstadt's native Germany comes Bavarian Landscape by the Romantic landscape artist Albert Bierstadt. Bierstadt’s use of color in this painting serves as a method of creating a sense of power and feeling of expanse much greater than the small farm from which the observer gazes out over. In the foreground, two cows stand opposite from two humans. This in turn balances the canvas, placing equal weight on both human and animal subjects and thereby diminishing the house built by the hands of man situated in the background. The Romantic focuses on the natural landscape of this painting, noticing the gentle shift of light falling in from the open clouds and blue sky before the hatched roof or wooden cart. Bierstadt’s technique can be witnessed in the way that the artist positioned the cattle to direct the eye to the right of the canvas along the path. From there the eye is supposed to travel along the golden field where it eventually connects with the row of trees and moves right again towards the house. From there lies only sky to gaze upon, with two birds emerging from the heavens in the upper middle section. The birds are meant to symbolize the amount of space existing outside of this canvas, the sky meant to be a window into the limitless space surrounding this small farm scene. To the right of the house also appears the rolling tops of distant mountains, also adding to the sublime notion of there being much more to this painting than originally meets the eye.

Series: Rural Residential DesignArtist: J. B. PapworthPeriod: Source country: BritainSource Year: 1832Painting Images for the Design and D cor of a Country Home Manor or Cottage especially in Canvas12 inch by 18 inch Giclee print on Canvas.All files are stored digitally and are ready for reproduction. The quality is closely monitored to ensure professional results.This item is custom made per order.