Description

Glendower  Lebanon Ohio Painting by P. Buckley Moss

Content & Subject

Glendower Lebanon Ohio Painting by P. Buckley Moss is an exquisite original watercolor that pays tribute to one of Ohio’s most historic landmarks. At the center of the composition stands the stately Glendower Mansion, a Federal-style home built in 1836 and preserved today as a symbol of Lebanon’s cultural heritage. Moss captures the mansion in brilliant autumn, surrounded by trees ablaze with warm oranges, golds, and reds.

A long pathway leads to the home’s grand entrance, flanked by tall trees whose branches rise gracefully toward the sky. Pumpkins scattered across the lawn in the foreground bring a playful seasonal note, connecting the historic house with the warmth of fall traditions. Belonging to the Moss Fall Collection, Pumpkin Collection, Original Watercolor Collection and Historic Landmark Collection, this artwork beautifully combines architecture, history, and seasonal imagery.

Style & Technique

As an original watercolor, Glendower Lebanon Ohio Painting highlights Moss’s masterful ability to blend structure with atmosphere. The mansion is painted with precise architectural detail—from the crisp lines of the white shutters to the symmetry of the windows—while the background glows with Moss’s signature washes of color, creating a sense of seasonal vibrancy. The pumpkins in the foreground are painted with expressive curves and warm hues, providing a folk-art balance to the formal elegance of the house.

Watercolor allows Moss to create both texture and transparency, layering colors to suggest the changing leaves of autumn and the soft interplay of light on the landscape. Glendower Lebanon Ohio Painting original work is one-of-a-kind, offering collectors the rare chance to own a unique piece directly from Moss’s hand.

Mood & Inspiration

The mood of Glendower Lebanon Ohio Painting is both stately and nostalgic. It conveys a sense of pride in local history while also celebrating the playful and communal traditions of fall. Moss has long been inspired by the architecture of America’s historic homes and the spirit of rural landscapes. Here, she merges those inspirations into a composition that is both a portrait of place and a seasonal celebration. The pumpkins scattered across the grounds remind viewers that history and tradition live not only in buildings but also in the rhythms of everyday life.

Placement & Gift Ideas

As an original watercolor, Glendower Lebanon Ohio Painting  deserves a prominent display space where its details and vibrant colors can be fully appreciated. It would make an elegant centerpiece in a living room, dining area, office, or library—particularly in homes with an appreciation for historic architecture, Ohio heritage, or autumn landscapes. Collectors of Moss’s Fall, Pumpkin, or Original Watercolor Collections will find this painting especially significant. It is also a thoughtful acquisition for those with ties to Lebanon, Ohio, or a deep love of Americana.

The Magic of Owning an Original Artwork

There is something undeniably powerful about standing before an original work of art. Every brushstroke, every layer of paint, every subtle detail carries the hand, heart, and intention of the artist. Unlike a print, which can be duplicated and shared, an original is one-of-a-kind: a singular creation that exists nowhere else in the world.

To own an original is to hold the very moment of its creation, to feel the presence of the artist, and to experience the depth, texture, and energy that can never be fully captured in reproduction.

An original artwork is more than decoration; it is a legacy piece. It carries prestige, value, and a story that becomes part of your own. Collectors often describe the experience as intimate, a relationship with the artist and their vision, while also knowing they are investing in culture, creativity, and something that will endure

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✨ Fun Fact: Built between 1836 and 1840, Glendower Mansion is one of the finest examples of Greek Revival architecture in the Midwest. Named after Owain Glyndŵr, a Welsh national hero, the home is now operated by the Warren County Historical Society and served for many years as a museum, showcasing period furnishings and cultural exhibits from the early 1800s.

💡 Collector’s Insight: Moss often painted regional landmarks that celebrated small-town pride and history. Glendower Lebanon Ohio Painting is a hand-signed, never printed original, making it a rare treasure for collectors of Moss’s Ohio-inspired works. Its balance of architectural precision and autumnal warmth highlights Moss’s love for heritage preservation and her ability to blend realism with emotion — a hallmark of her most sought-after pieces.

Hand Signed: “P. Buckley Moss        2004” – Left of Center.

Image Size: 13 3/8 inches x 16 5/8 inches.