Mountain Landscape with Trees and Flowers

Painting on canvas board or stretched canvasBetty Henry (signed lower right)

Mountain Landscape with Trees and Flowers

Style & Movement

Folk Art / Naive Art / Amateur Painting

Medium & Technique

Acrylic on canvas. The technique is characteristic of amateur or folk art, utilizing flat applications of color, visible stippling for foliage, and wet-on-dry layering for the sky and mountain peaks.

Creation Period

2014 (dated lower right)

Dimensions & Format

Approximately 11x14 inches; Portrait orientation

Subject Description

A tranquil landscape featuring a variety of trees (evergreen, weeping willow, and deciduous autumn-colored trees) in the foreground and middle ground. The scene includes a meadow with red flowers, a body of water in the distance, and a prominent grey, snow-capped mountain range under a light blue, streaky sky.

Condition & Value Assessment

Condition Assessment

Good. The paint layer appears stable with no visible flaking or significant cracking, though the surface shows some minor dust accumulation.

Estimated Market Value

$25 - $75 USD

Auction Estimate

$10 - $50 USD

Provenance History

Likely a private commission or a gift from the artist. The presence of contemporary documents below the frame suggests it is currently held in a domestic or office setting.

Art Historical Significance

This piece has high personal or sentimental value rather than broad art historical significance. It represents the 21st-century American tradition of leisure painting and hobbyist art, often inspired by instructors like Bob Ross.

Notable Features

Clearly signed 'Betty Henry' and dated '2014' in the bottom right corner with green paint. It is housed in a distressed white-wash rustic wooden frame.

Condition Issues

Minor surface dirt; some scuffing on the whitewashed wood frame. No structural canvas damage is visible.

Conservation Recommendations

Light dusting with a microfiber cloth; avoid direct sunlight to prevent potential fading of acrylic pigments; maintain in a stable humidity environment.

Identified on 5/6/2026