Two oak wine barrels stand in a stone courtyard, one set with a bottle of red and two half-filled glasses. Behind them, a weathered wooden door, an iron gate left open, and rows of vines running toward blue hills. The late-afternoon sun lays long shadows across the paving and warms every stone in the wall.
Nora Blaire built this winery wall art with a palette knife, pressing thick ridges of paint into each stone and paver. Up close the courtyard breaks into chips of sand, clay, rose and turquoise; step back and it settles into a quiet, glowing hour at the vineyard.
It suits anyone who remembers a long tasting afternoon in the countryside, or who simply loves the ease of a glass of wine outdoors. As a canvas wall art print, it keeps the texture of the knife work visible and the colors rich.
Hang it as dining room wall art above a sideboard, bring the mood of Tuscan kitchen wall art to an open kitchen, or use it as restaurant wall art in a wine bar or bistro. It also makes a fitting wine cellar painting beside a rack of favorite bottles.