Rover Field Study - No. 6

2025

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ROVER FIELD STUDY - NO. 6, 2025

A small yellow utility vehicle is parked beside still water beneath dark forest ridges and a broad overcast sky. The yellow body reads like a kept object set...

YOUR SELECTION

FRAMEDiscovery Box Frame

FINISHNatural

SIZE 16x12"

$149.00 USD

PROVENANCE & PATINA

Printing

Dreamy Shore · Hahnemühle Photo Rag

Each work is produced as a Giclée print on Hahnemühle Photo Rag, a heavyweight 200 gsm cotton paper with a matte surface.

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Giclée printing
Archival pigment inks reproduce smooth tonal transitions, rich color depth, and fine detail with lasting tonal stability.
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Enhanced Photo Rag
Made from 100% cotton rag, this 200 gsm paper gives the image a substantial feel, strong black saturation, and a matte finish.
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Printed to order
Your selected size is printed, inspected, and framed specifically for you rather than pulled from mass inventory.
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Signed and numbered editions
On occasion we release signed and numbered editions that tend to sell out immediately. Edition size and availability are noted on the individual artwork page.

2025

Rover Field Study - No. 6

Visual Impact

A small yellow utility vehicle is parked beside still water beneath dark forest ridges and a broad overcast sky. The yellow body reads like a kept object set down beside a place that dwarfs it. Still water and wooded ridges carry the sense of arriving early, before activity breaks the lake's surface.

Artistic Detail

A broadside view makes the vehicle's upright cabin, flat roof, squared doors, fenders, dark tires, and bright paint immediately legible. The still lake repeats its low horizontal, while wooded ridges and the large grey sky make that mechanical block the scene's human-scale marker.

Interior Context

Charcoal, forest green, grey-blue, and yellow pair with oak, blackened steel, stone, or mustard textiles. Choose a larger solo format above a long console so the lake and roofline can extend laterally; leave generous wall space around the grey sky.

Quality & Presentation

Produced on museum-grade archival cotton rag paper and professionally framed in solid wood, the work is available in the sizes and frame finishes shown in the product options.

For Your Collection

In Coastal Wall Art, the yellow vehicle becomes evidence of arrival beside still water, giving the landscape a human story without showing its traveler. This field study hinges on one small yellow vehicle against water, wooded ridges, and a large sky.

The provenance of this piece begins with you.

PROVENANCE & PATINA

Framing Guide

Made to last, every work is framed to order in wood with white mat board and UV-filtering acrylic.

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Wood frames, made to order
Each frame is built and assembled for the selected artwork. Wood grain and tone vary naturally, particularly in Natural and Deep Natural.
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White mat board
Both frame styles use white mat board scaled to the selected artwork size. Discovery Series works are set within a cut 2.4 mm conservation-grade mat. Editions Series works are floated over an uncut mat, with a spacer preventing the artwork from touching the acrylic.
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UV-filtering acrylic
Both frame styles use clear UV-filtering acrylic. In the Editions Series Frame, a spacer keeps the floated artwork from touching the acrylic.
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Ready to hang
Discovery Series Frames use a Cobra hook up to 70 × 100 cm and a sawtooth hanger above that size. Editions Series Frames arrive with hardware selected for the finished size and weight.
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Custom sizing
Need a different size? Custom dimensions are available by request. Contact us before ordering so we can confirm artwork ratio, print resolution, frame availability, and pricing.

Frame dimensions describe the moulding profile. Finished dimensions vary according to the selected artwork size and mat.

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Rover Field Study - No. 6

ROVER FIELD STUDY - NO. 6, 2025