Description

A quiet two-lane road cutting between a steep dry hillside and a tree line that's still holding onto its green, telephone poles running along the cut bank on the right, the pavement catching a cool blue shadow in the afternoon light. This is the kind of back road that cyclists know and most everyone else drives past without turning down, which is their loss. The watercolor palette is warm and confident, burnt terracottas and dusty pinks in the hill, deep greens in the trees on the left, the whole composition leading your eye down the road and around the bend toward wherever it goes. The contrast between the sun-baked bank and the shaded tree line is handled beautifully, the kind of light that only happens in the late afternoon in the East Bay hills when the summer heat is finally starting to ease. The matte canvas finish keeps all that warmth grounded and honest. Gallery-stretched on a slim 1.25" pine frame and ready to hang out of the box, it's for anyone who knows these back roads, or anyone who simply wants a landscape that goes somewhere.

Product features

- Matte, gallery-stretched canvas on 1.25" pine frame

- Printed with UL-certified Greenguard Gold latex inks (non-toxic, non-flammable)

- Sustainably sourced radiata pine inner frame from FSC-certified renewable forests

- Soft rubber dots on bottom back corners and included back hanging for stable wall display

- Available in horizontal, vertical, and square orientations with 60 size options; slight size tolerance +/- 1/8"

Care instructions

- If the canvas does gather any dust, you may wipe it off gently with a clean, damp cloth.

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