Unsigned Framed Original Watercolour Landscape Painting – 17" × 14"

. Description

Bring a peaceful touch of nature into your home with this beautifully framed original watercolour landscape painting.

The artwork depicts a quiet waterfront scene with slender trees, soft greenery, distant hills and a pale blue sky. Its gentle colours and loose brushwork create a calm, inviting appearance that would complement a living room, bedroom, hallway, office or gallery wall.

The painting is professionally presented beneath glass with a cream-coloured mat and an attractive reddish-brown frame featuring ornate black-and-gold floral trim.

Details

Artwork Type: Original watercolour painting
Subject: Waterfront landscape with trees and distant hills
Artist: Unknown
Signature: No visible signature
Surface: Paper
Presentation: Matted and framed under glass
Frame: Reddish-brown finish with ornate black-and-gold inner trim
Overall Measurements: Approximately 17" wide × 14" high
Orientation: Horizontal
Hanging Hardware: Wire attached to the reverse
Quantity: One

Condition

Good pre-owned condition.

The painting displays well, with soft colours and no obvious major damage visible through the glass. The frame has minor marks and light corner or edge wear consistent with previous display.

The glass appears intact, and hanging wire is attached to the back. Please review all photographs carefully, as they form an important part of the description.

Pickup and Shipping Information

Local pickup in Saskatoon is available by arrangement, and cash is accepted at pickup.

Shipping is available throughout Canada and the United States, calculated at checkout by the total weight of your order (Canada from $5, US from $18 — full rate chart in the shipping policy).

For shipped orders within Canada, payment is by Interac e-Transfer or PayPal. For US orders, payment is by PayPal. US buyers are responsible for any duties, tariffs, taxes, brokerage and import charges.

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