"Petite Study No. V" by Hannah Winters

An artist since age eight, Alabama painter Hannah Winters finds inspiration in vintage landscapes. She works with oil paint, using everything from handmade paper to fluffy hydrangeas to texturize her ethereal pieces. Handmade in Austin, Texas.

This 6-piece set of botanical prints brings a moody yet organic look to your walls. Each graphic print features a rendering of a pressed flower, which has a neutral hue that provides a contrast against the dark and distressed background. These prints are framed with glass and a rustic black wooden frame that completes the design and creates a finished look – without a trip to the frame store. We think these floral prints make just the right addition to the walls in your main bedroom or living room.

I really like the prints, the only thing I think I would prefer is if there were no glass in the frame. I have been considering purchasing these for awhile, when they went on sale I couldn’t resist.. Kay. Springfield, MO. Sun Nov 27 2022

Lucinde is an image that features warm hues of browns that are ideal for updating your existing decor. This landscape image can add warmth to traditional and transitional spaces in your home.

Looked more black, white and grey in person.. Emily. Spicewood, TX. Fri Jul 24 2026

A native of Southern California, landscape painter Lori Marie grew up immersed in nature, frequently camping, traveling to national parks, and sketching the peaceful scenery. She draws inspiration from mother nature, working with watercolor, oil, and acrylic. Originally painted on a postcard-sized canvas with a small brush, this piece is scanned and resized to highlight the intricate detailing. A design collaboration by Amber Lewis and Four Hands.