Going to the Cabin Giclee Print

Made in USA

From $1,095.00

Special order, final sale.

Product Details

In the 1940s, loading the wood-sided wagon for the lake was a production: canoe on the roof, rods through the window, tackle hanging off the door, kids in every seat. Dwyer Mason paints all of it and casts the family as black bears, two adults up front and cubs crowding every window behind.

It is a painting about anticipation, with everyone looking ahead. The wood grain has the gloss of old car illustrations. Hang it in the cabin hallway, where the packing happens.

Product Specifications

  • Artist: Marilynn Dwyer Mason
  • Print: Giclée on canvas
  • Unframed Giclee: 22 x 28 in. or 30 x 40 in.
  • Birchbark Frame: authentic birch bark and wild-harvested willow; each frame is one-of-a-kind
  • Overall size with frame: 30 x 36 in. (22 x 28 print); 41 x 51 in. (30 x 40 print)
  • Made to Order. Lead time 7–10 business days.
About the Line

Marilynn Dwyer Mason was born and raised in southwest Montana and has drawn since childhood. She paints in pastel, watercolor, acrylic, oil, and pen and ink. Influenced by Philip Goodwin, John Singer Sargent, and Oliver Kemp, her work captures the nostalgia of early-twentieth-century outdoor life and the American West, including her Mason Bear series.

From her studio in Butte, Montana, her paintings are offered as giclée prints on canvas, hand stretched and set in birch bark and wild-harvested willow frames. Each frame is one of a kind.

Dimensions

Unframed Giclee: 22 x 28 in. or 30 x 40 in.
Birchbark Frame: 30 x 36 in. overall (22 x 28 print); 41 x 51 in. overall (30 x 40 print)

Materials

Giclée print on canvas. Frame: authentic birch bark and wild-harvested willow; each frame is one-of-a-kind.