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Last Light on the Butte. 5x7 Original Oil Painting
Last Light on the Butte. 5x7 Original Oil Painting
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Explore the Beauty of the Last Light Butte Painting
5x7 Original Oil Painting – Desert Scene by Erik Linton
This is a 5x7 inch original oil painting of a a desert landscape, painted by Erik Linton. The piece captures the fading light on a red rock butte with desert brush in the foreground. Painted with oils on a wood panel, it’s small in size but detailed and thoughtful in execution.
Signed by artist. Frame sold separately.
The Essence of Last Light
This original oil painting, titled 'Last Light on the Butte,' captures the serene moment when sunlight fades over a majestic butte. Because the artist uses rich colors and bold strokes, the painting feels alive with energy. The last light butte painting is more than just an image; it’s a story about time and place. It reminds us to cherish fleeting moments because they can be so powerful.
A Masterpiece in Every Detail
But what makes this piece truly special? The attention to detail! Each brushstroke adds depth and texture, creating a sense of realism that draws you in. You’ll notice how the shadows fall across the butte and how the sky transforms into hues of orange and purple. So whether you’re looking for something to brighten your walls or inspire your soul, this painting delivers both.
Perfect for Any Space
And here’s why this painting fits perfectly in any home or office: its compact 5x7 size means it won’t overwhelm smaller spaces, but it still packs a punch visually. Because it’s an original piece, owning it gives you exclusivity. Plus, it’s framed and ready to hang, making it easy to display right out of the box.
Shipping & Returns
Shipping & Returns
Shipping is free for basic economy rates. Upgraded shipping available to select when you check out.
I sign each print because I stand by my work. If you’re not happy with the artwork I will give you a full refund or exchange, no questions asked.
Framing
Framing
I’m not currently shipping with frames because I’ve had too many frames get damaged during shipping. But don’t hesitate to ask me for suggestions.
The paper I use for my pieces is high quality and does not require glass over it when framing. Most standard sized frames will work just fine. If you take the artwork to a professional framer, I would suggest asking for dry mounting.
