"Forest Across The Water" by Lori Marie

Vast Country depicts unfolding scenery. The painterly-like quality adds an air of romanticism to the rural scenes of nature. Soft, muted colors create a serene and comforting setting for the viewer, while the pine frame is stained in warm brown for a sentimental finish.

As normal ordering art online sometimes it can look a little cheap. However, this piece is absolutely outstanding. Buy it now.. Matthew Jason. Nashville Tn. Fri Jun 19 2026

This landscape print showcases a lush forest scene with a painterly texture that brings a calm, serene feeling to your space. The machine-made canvas surface captures the fine details and layered brushstrokes of the original acrylic painting, offering a depth that draws the eye. It's set within a floater frame made from engineered wood, creating a tailored look that makes the artwork appear as if it's hovering. This 1-piece graphic art arrives ready to hang in a landscape orientation. It also features a sleek profile that effortlessly complements various decor styles.

Delivery came earlier than expected and was in excellent condition! Pleased with our selection!. Venka. Flower Mound, TX. Thu Nov 20 2025

A design collaboration by Amber Lewis and Four Hands. 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.

This wall art showcases a calm landscape scene that brings a serene focal point to your space. It's crafted with a solid and engineered wood frame, creating a clean floating effect around the stretched canvas center. The watercolor design captures scenic nature details with soft depth, ideal for elevating traditional or transitional home decor. Designed to hang horizontally, it offers a single-piece setup that instantly balances empty walls. Plus, the enclosed floater frame keeps the presentation tailored and refined.

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