Description

Chapel Wedding by P. Buckley Moss

Content & Subject

Chapel Wedding is a rare, signed and numbered limited edition lithograph from P. Buckley Moss’s Wedding Collection. The scene captures the timeless elegance of a bride and groom leaving a stately chapel, symbolizing love, faith, and the beginning of a new life together.

The red-brick chapel with its tall steeple anchors the composition, representing not just a place of ceremony, but also tradition, stability, and sacred union. The young couple — rendered in Moss’s signature elongated forms — steps forward with grace and quiet joy. The bride, holding a bouquet, and the groom at her side embody Moss’s theme of cherishing human connection within meaningful settings.

Style & Technique

• Signature elongated figures: Moss’s hallmark style, lending elegance and universality.

• Architectural detail: The chapel is carefully rendered with classical lines and a soaring steeple, grounding the piece in history and permanence.

• Soft, muted palette: Natural greens, warm brick tones, and a pale sky emphasize tranquility and reverence.

• Circular vignette: A common Moss framing device, it creates intimacy, as if the viewer is gazing into a cherished memory.

Mood & Meaning

This artwork speaks to the sacredness of weddings — not only as personal milestones but as community and faith-centered events. The chapel stands as a witness to vows made before God, family, and friends. For Moss, who often tied her art to ritual, continuity, and belonging, this lithograph represents the beauty of love grounded in tradition.

Placement & Gift Ideas

Chapel Wedding is an ideal piece for:

• Wedding or anniversary gifts

• Collectors of Moss’s wedding and chapel series

• Display in living rooms, bedrooms, or spaces of reflection

• Keepsake art for couples married in traditional or historic chapels

Each lithograph is signed and numbered by P. Buckley Moss, and comes with a Certificate of Authenticity from Canada Goose Gallery, embossed with our official gold seal (see FAQs).

1990

Rare Art Print

Image Size: 10-1/4 x 10-1/4 inches. Paper Size: 15-1/4 x 15-1/4 inches.