Description

A Welcome Place by P. Buckley Moss

Content & Subject

A Welcome Place is a rare, limited edition lithograph by P. Buckley Moss, created to celebrate the Ronald McDonald House in Johnson City, Tennessee. The artwork depicts children joyfully holding hands across the lawn, framed by a charming red-brick house and a wooden gazebo. In the background, a playground hints at laughter, play, and the spirit of childhood.

Moss honors the Ronald McDonald House as a haven of comfort and support for families, capturing the essence of warmth, hospitality, and community.

Style & Technique

Executed in Moss’s beloved folk-art style, the children are portrayed with her signature elongated figures, while the architecture of the house and gazebo are rendered with both precision and warmth. The surrounding greenery and soft tones emphasize a feeling of peace and safety.

As with all of Moss’s fine art editions, this print is considered signed and numbered prior to release—either by Pat’s personal hand-signature before mid-1994 or by the matrix of her own signature applied after that date.

Mood & Inspiration

The piece conveys a mood of hope, togetherness, and healing. Through her depiction of children and family-centered spaces, Moss underscores the mission of the Ronald McDonald House: to create a welcoming place where families can remain close to their loved ones during difficult times.

Placement & Gift Ideas

A Welcome Place makes a meaningful addition to Moss collections that focus on community, charity, and compassion. It is also an especially thoughtful gift for families and supporters of the Ronald McDonald House mission.

Every Moss print is considered signed and numbered prior to release, whether through Pat’s personal hand-signature (pre-1994) or by the matrix of her signature applied to later editions.

Includes Canada Goose Gallery’s Certificate of Authenticity, embossed with our gallery seal on a gold label. (see FAQs)

1997

Rare Art Print

Image Size: 7-7/8 x 14-1/2 inches. Paper Size: 9-7/8 x 16-1/2 inches.