Framed Winter Landscape Print by P. Buckley Moss

This item is a large-format, professionally framed offset lithograph or print by the American artist P. Buckley Moss. The scene depicts a colonial-style red brick building, likely an inn or tavern, set against a snow-covered winter landscape. The composition includes horse-drawn carriages, figures in traditional rural or Amish-style attire, and leafless, towering trees that frame the architecture. The color palette is dominated by muted earth tones, cool grays, and whites, capturing a twilight or overcast winter atmosphere. It is housed in a multi-layered presentation: an inner white border surround the art, a wide tan or khaki-colored mat, and a secondary dark border before meeting the frame. The frame reflects a mid-to-late 20th-century style, featuring a dark wood outer edge with an inner metallic silver or champagne-colored cove. In the lower-right corner of the print, the characteristic 'Moss' signature is visible, often accompanied by a handwritten edition number in pencil on authentic Moss prints. The condition of the frame appears good with minor scuffing along the wooden edges. The glass shows significant glare from overhead lighting, which suggests standard reflective glass rather than museum-grade anti-reflective glazing. The craftsmanship of the Matting appears well-executed, consistent with high-quality gallery framing from the 1980s or 1990s.