Description
Christmas Song by P. Buckley Moss
Content & Subject
Christmas Song by P. Buckley Moss is a rare, numbered lithograph limited edition print that captures the quiet joy and spiritual warmth of the holiday season. A horse-drawn carriage approaches a small country church as carolers stand singing outside, their voices filling the crisp winter air with harmony and peace.
Christmas Song, a serene winter scene reflects Moss’s timeless themes of faith, community, and togetherness — a cherished moment of simplicity and gratitude beautifully preserved through her distinctive artistic style.
Style & Technique
Created as a traditional lithograph, this piece showcases Moss’s mastery of composition and her delicate, muted palette. The soft blues and whites of the winter landscape contrast with the warm tones of the horse and the carolers’ clothing, giving the image both warmth and tranquility. Her fluid linework and balanced symmetry invite the viewer into a moment of reflection and calm.
Mood & Inspiration
Moss drew inspiration from the traditions of the Shenandoah Valley and her love of community celebrations centered around small-town churches. Christmas Song speaks to the spirit of gratitude and unity that defines the holiday season, making it one of her most beloved winter compositions.
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🎶 Fun Fact & Collector Insight:
Collector’s Insight
🎨 As a rare, numbered limited edition lithograph, Christmas Song holds a special place in Moss’s Christmas Collection. Collectors prize it for its nostalgic theme and painterly execution — a fine example of Moss’s ability to elevate everyday moments of joy and fellowship into timeless art.
🌟 This print pairs beautifully with other Moss Christmas works, such as Caroling Season or A Christmas Ride, to create a harmonious holiday display.
2001
Image size: Image Size: 9 x 9-7/8 inches. Paper Size: 12 x 12 inches.
Annual Christmas Print 2001
Christmas Song features St. John’s Chapel, Louisa County, Virginia. Built in 1888 in the Gothic Revival style, the one and a half story chapel and the churchyard offers a virtual history of the Green Springs area.

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