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Original 16x20 oil on stretched canvas, unframed FREE SHIPPING! 

 

The 16x20 oil painting portrays a secluded, aged, and abandoned home perched atop a hill, surrounded by the unruly beauty of nature reclaiming the land. The house, once a symbol of life and warmth, now stands in quiet disrepair. Its structure is worn and weathered by years of neglect, with the once-pristine paint chipped away, exposing the raw, weathered wood beneath. The roof sags in spots, with missing shingles, while broken windows and a door that hangs loosely from its hinges complete the picture of abandonment. The house sits stoically at the crest of the hill, casting a long, eerie shadow over the land beneath it.

 

Surrounding the home, nature has taken over in full force. Vibrant wildflowers—pinks, purples, yellows, and reds—burst from the overgrown landscape, contrasting against the deep green of weeds and tall grasses that seem to be everywhere. The flowers, though beautiful, seem wild and chaotic, their bright colors a stark contrast to the decay of the house. Old, gnarled trees with twisted branches rise in the background, their bark weathered and gray, reaching toward the sky like silent guardians of the abandoned home. Their limbs sway in the gusts of wind, their roots tangled in the unkempt earth, as if both tree and home have withstood the tests of time together.

 

A broken fence, once a boundary for the home, lies in scattered pieces along the rocky path that leads up to the house. Some sections of the fence are leaning, while others have completely fallen away, leaving gaps that nature has already begun to fill. The path itself is rugged and uneven, made of large, jagged stones that have been worn down by years of weather and neglect. The rocky trail winds its way up the hill, leading to the abandoned home, inviting the viewer to imagine a journey to a place frozen in time.

Looming Memories

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