Submerged - 16 x 20 inches, canvas print

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Submerged - 16 x 20 inches, canvas print

$250.00

Giclee print on canvas: 16 x 20 inches

Limited-Edition: These prints are limited to a total print run of 5 and are only available from the artist to ensure authenticity of the reproduction.

Submerged is a painting about the quiet places that renew us. It’s about allowing ourselves to sink into the calm and appreciate the sensations we find there. The smell of the wet earth and trees, the quiet of being alone, and the feel of the mist on my face are all caught up in this painting. I love to feature water in my paintings, so the challenge of capturing this mist and rain-soaked forest was a delight.

I painted this after a trip to Nantahala National Forest. We hiked to an overlook and this was as far as we could see. Still, it was one of my favorite hikes because it reminded me to see the beauty of this place from a different perspective.

I hope when you see it, you feel that same sense of quiet and let it fill you up and renew you.

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Shipping and Logistical Information

This painting will be hand delivered, stretched and ready to hang with hardware attached if purchased in the local Nashville market. I can also have it framed and shipped directly to you ready-to-hang, in or out of market and can work with you to determine the additional fees for this service. I work with an incredible framer and have picked out a beautiful, natural wood frame, which I believe complements it to perfection! Please contact me directly if you’re interested in that service, here.

For shipping outside the Nashville market, it will be removed from the stretcher bars and carefully rolled and shipped in a tube. Paintings larger than 18 x 24 inches are often removed from their stretcher bars and carefully wrapped and rolled to be shipped in a tube. This is generally considered a safer way to ship large works on canvas (and is far more economical.) It will, however, require the buyer to take the rolled artwork to a professional framer to unroll and stretch the artwork onto new stretcher bars.