Mountain Study (5)

Print, likely a limited edition giclée on paper or canvasHoward (Artist signature visible in lower right corner)

Mountain Study (5)

Style & Movement

Contemporary Landscape / Neo-Luminism with influences from Bob Ross-style wet-on-wet instructional art.

Medium & Technique

Digital or mixed media print based on an original oil or acrylic painting; employs wet-on-wet techniques, palette knife work for snow highlights, and soft blending for atmospheric sky effects.

Creation Period

2021

Dimensions & Format

Approximately 12x12 inches (image) within a square black frame; total framed size estimated at 18x18 inches.

Subject Description

A central snow-capped mountain peak illuminated by a pastel sunrise or sunset in shades of purple, pink, and orange. The middle ground features misty ridges, and the foreground contains dark evergreen silhouettes reflecting in a calm body of water.

Condition & Value Assessment

Condition Assessment

Excellent; appears to be a contemporary secondary market listing in pristine condition with no visible fading or mechanical damage.

Estimated Market Value

$200 - $600 USD

Auction Estimate

$150 - $400 USD

Provenance History

Listed on Art Brokerage; likely originated from a commercial gallery or directly from the artist's studio as part of a series of studies.

Art Historical Significance

Representational of the 21st-century commercial art market that emphasizes decorative, calming landscapes. It sits within the tradition of 'studies'—smaller, more focused works exploring light and color theory.

Notable Features

Distinctive fluid signature in gold or light-colored pigment in the bottom right; high-contrast use of white highlights against deep violet shadows to create a dramatic sense of depth.

Condition Issues

None visible based on the high-resolution listing images; current framing provides adequate protection.

Conservation Recommendations

Display under UV-protective glazing to prevent pigment fading from the purple/pink spectrum. Ensure the matting is acid-free (archival) to prevent future yellowing of the paper edges.

Identified on 7/1/2026