Through the Mist by Beth James
Beth James is an emerging artist who specializes in paint and collage. She continually investigates the artistic process, always pushing her materials and ideas in order to grow collectively. She lives in Canada with her husband, two dogs, chickens, and goats. “Through the Mist” is inspired by the gentle rolling hills of the Northumberland Hills in Canada that Beth calls home.
Our fine art prints are printed and framed to order in Los Angeles using premium, sustainable, gallery quality materials. Your choice of size and frame finish will make this artwork a beautiful and personalized addition to your home.
Beth James is an emerging artist who specializes in paint and collage. She continually investigates the artistic process, always pushing her materials and ideas in order to grow collectively. She lives in Canada with her husband, two dogs, chickens, and goats. “Through the Mist” is inspired by the gentle rolling hills of the Northumberland Hills in Canada that Beth calls home.
Our fine art prints are printed and framed to order in Los Angeles using premium, sustainable, gallery quality materials. Your choice of size and frame finish will make this artwork a beautiful and personalized addition to your home.
- We use natural, environmentally sustainable solid wood mouldings manufactured exclusively in Italy from premium lumber sourced from around the world
- We partner with artisans and their families to support their livelihoods and keep the artisanal heritage of handmade frames alive
- Framed with crystal clear plexiglass with a durable, scratch resistant finish
- Frames have paper backing; framing hardware and wire is included
- Printed on acid free, pH neutral, archival paper made of 100% cotton fibers
- Hot press smooth archival paper holds the ink’s true color
- This artwork is custom framed. The framed dimensions may vary by up to 0.5” on the width or height.
- Depth from wall for art up to 30”: Black & White frames: 1 ⅞”; Oak & Maple frames: 1 ⅜”
- Depth from wall for art 30” and larger: Black, White, Oak & Maple frames: 2 ¼
To clean your art, please use a soft, dry, lint-free cloth with gentle pressure. Avoid using harsh chemicals or abrasives that may cause damage. With proper care, you can help preserve your artwork’s beauty and longevity.
