The Last Warmth
Hope Blakely
Price: $
650
As the day slips into twilight, The Last Warmth captures a fleeting moment of peace and comfort. A quiet trail winds through a sunlit meadow toward a humble cabin nestled beneath tall pines. The glowing sky — lit with soft coral, peach, and rose — bathes the landscape in gentle warmth, echoing the final embrace of sunlight before nightfall. Every detail, from the delicate flowers to the misty mountains in the distance, invites the viewer into a place of calm, reflection, and quiet belonging.
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18 x 24
Oil
Stretched Canvas
Unframed
2023
Category:
Landscape
Hope Blakely
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