Description
P. Buckley Moss’s “Memories of Manassas” transports the viewer to the quiet, historical countryside of Manassas, Virginia, where time seems to have slowed down. This folk art piece captures the charm and tranquility of a bygone era, with a horse-drawn carriage rolling past a rustic homestead surrounded by a wooden fence. The geese in the foreground lend a touch of rural life, adding to the peaceful, pastoral atmosphere that pervades the scene.
Moss’s soft autumn palette—rich browns, ochres, and muted greens—creates a warm, nostalgic ambiance, inviting the viewer to reflect on simpler times. The bare trees and rustic fence create a sense of openness, leading the eye toward the central homestead, a classic representation of 19th-century American architecture. The carriage, drawn by two horses, brings to mind an era of simpler transportation and leisurely travel, enhancing the feeling of stepping back in time.
“Memories of Manassas” is perfect for history lovers, especially those who are captivated by the American Civil War era and the historical significance of Manassas. This print would make a beautiful addition to homes with traditional or country-style decor, where it can evoke the peacefulness and simplicity of rural life. It’s also a wonderful gift for collectors of P. Buckley Moss’s work or those who have a special connection to the history of Virginia.
Includes a Certificate of Authenticity. Limited Edition. This artwork is part of a separate set. (see FAQs)
Manassas, Virginia. Stone House Tavern, which survived both Battles of Manassas (First Manassas, July 21, 1861; and Second Manassas, August 28-30, 1862). Also known as the First and Second Battles of Bull Run, both conflicts raged around the Stone House, which was taken over as a refuge for battle casualties.
2011
Artist Proof
Rare Art Print
Includes a Certificate of Authenticity. (See FAQs)
Image Size: 10-1/4 x 13-3/4 inches.
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