Could something forgotten still hold beauty? Priscilla's Backyard was inspired by a photograph taken in a friend's backyard in the Hamptons, where an abandoned dory had been quietly reclaimed by nature. Filled with rainwater, the weathered boat became an unexpected mirror, reflecting the surrounding trees and sky. Rendered in colored pencil and graphite on paper from a black and white photo, the contrast between the monochromatic landscape and the vibrant reflection was reimagined, creating a striking contrast and inviting the viewer to look beyond decay and discover renewal. This piece explores the quiet beauty found in overlooked places and reminds us that nature has a remarkable way of reclaiming what we leave behind. This museum-quality fine art giclée is produced from a high-resolution scan of the original artwork on archival paper using pigment based inks Priscilla's Backyard received an Honorable Mention in the Grey Cube Gallery's Monochrome Exhibition Print Details Museum-quality archival giclée reproduction Printed with archival inks Fine art paper designed for longevity Hand-inspected prior to shipment Open Edition print Created from a high-resolution capture of the original artwork by Patricia Conner Adams Signature and numbering are reserved for limited edition releases Size Image size: 16 × 20 inches Includes a white border for matting and framing Shipping Professionally printed and fulfilled by my fine art print partner Each print is made to order to ensure the highest print quality and color accuracy Carefully packaged in a protective sleeve and shipped in a rigid mailer or tube, depending on size Please allow 5-10 business days for production and shipment Complimentary insured shipping within the United States Questions about framing, placement, or sizing are always welcome - you are contacting the artist directly.
