Reflections on Tanya Trail

Reflections on Tanya Trail

Explore the interplay of light and reflection in “Reflections on Tanya Trail,” a captivating watercolour by Canadian Artist, Jessica Reid Thomas.

This original artwork focuses on the still pool of water from the spring melt, inviting the viewer to slow down and  contemplate the serenity of the natural world.

Painted with archival materials on Arches 100% cotton rag paper.

This piece is sold.

Giclée Print Information

All fine art prints of “Reflections on Tanya Trail” are printed using pigment archival inks on smooth matte paper.

  • Each print has a one inch border (Making the total dimensions of the paper 2 inches larger than listed in height and width).
  • Each print is titled and signed in pencil by the artist on the bottom border.
  • Paper prints do not have UV protection and should be framed behind glass.

Frames and mats are not included.

Colours may appear slightly different on different monitors.

Shipping Information:

Prints 16” x 20” and smaller are shipped in a flat cardboard mailer.

Prints larger than 16” x 20” are rolled and shipped in a Kraft tube.

Shipping at checkout is available to Canada. For international shipping, please email art@jessicareidthomas.com with your shipping address and desired print size for a quote.

Local pickup is available in Labrador West, NL. If you choose local pickup, you will receive an email with pickup instructions once your order is ready.

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“Reflections on Tanya Trail” was painted in 2024 and is one of the smaller watercolour landscape paintings from the collection “Awakenings”.

The piece is inspired by a section of trail on Tanya Lake in Labrador City, NL. Canada.

Like other paintings in the series, it is painted in a combination of wet-on-wet and wet-on-dry watercolour techniques.

“I took the photo reference for this piece in late spring when the ice had melted and created pools of water amongst the native plants. I was captured by the stillness of the reflections. So quiet and peaceful”.

This piece was exhibited at the Labrador West Arts & Culture Centre from November to December 2024.

Size

Original (19 x 15.25), Print (19.25 x 15.25), Card

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