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This evocative landscape captures the distinctive beauty of Maxton/Hayes Pond in Robeson County, North Carolina, a site of profound cultural, historic, and ecological significance to the Lumbee Tribe. The composition features characteristic bald cypress trees rising from golden marsh grasses, their slender trunks and spreading canopies silhouetted against a soft, overcast sky, while dark water reflects the scene below. Painted with sensitivity and restraint, the work honors this cherished landscape and its deep connection to the community it sustains.
Printed on archival, heavy-weight paper and includes a 1/4” border on all sides.
At this time, I am not able to offer framing services for prints.
The original piece is available here.
This evocative landscape captures the distinctive beauty of Maxton/Hayes Pond in Robeson County, North Carolina, a site of profound cultural, historic, and ecological significance to the Lumbee Tribe. The composition features characteristic bald cypress trees rising from golden marsh grasses, their slender trunks and spreading canopies silhouetted against a soft, overcast sky, while dark water reflects the scene below. Painted with sensitivity and restraint, the work honors this cherished landscape and its deep connection to the community it sustains.
Printed on archival, heavy-weight paper and includes a 1/4” border on all sides.
At this time, I am not able to offer framing services for prints.
The original piece is available here.