As this collection of country prints illustrates, there’s just something almost universal about the countryside. There’s a gentle and often magnificent beauty to a country landscape or a little rural community. As I was raised in a small country town in rural Georgia, this is a subject that I consider near and dear to me.
All of these country prints are available as framed country wall art, as well as country canvas prints, and a variety of other art print substrates both traditional and modern for your home decor.
On the traditional end of the scale, you are completely welcome to buy paper art prints of these country scenes and choose your own framing locally. Maybe you already have an antique or rustic frame that’s looking for the perfect country print?
These country prints feature rural locations near and far – including local Georgia art from my own backyard and places in Ireland and Britain from my travels there. The flavor of these places may vary but there’s something about the spirit that feels much the same to me.
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There’s no question that when I see red dirt roads like the one in this Georgia landscape print, I think of home. And in the case of this artwork, this is in fact a beautiful sunset from my own home county in rural Georgia. I was raised in the tiny town of Montezuma which believe…
During most of my years in the Atlanta area, I lived near Roswell and the old walking trails around the historic Roswell Mill were among my favorite haunts. And you can probably tell from this print that when the fall colors were on the trees, it was an especially nice place to wander! Hard to…
There’s just something quaint and charming about an old rustic barn and a country road. It’s the sort of scenic landscape that has spoken to us for generations. Even if the olden days weren’t as uncomplicated as they seem, when you see an old rustic barn in the midst of farm country it feels like…
This rust red tractor in a golden landscape has long been one of my personal favorite prints. There’s something about it that really captures the local flavor of rural Georgia in the autumn. Those wispy cloud streaked skies are the epitome of our fall skies and the golden grasses are the spectacular hue that portends…
It’s funny how the places we live change our perspectives. I grew up in rural Georgia, and I’m sure for much of my life, the big city held much allure. And I still like big cities just fine, but when I lived in Atlanta, I often found myself heading away from the city on weekends….
Tallulah Gorge in North Georgia is one of those places that if you’ve been there, you’ll never forget it. The landscape is just… primeval… I can think of no better word to describe the feeling I had staring into that ancient gorge in the bedrock of the Georgia mountains. Tallulah Gorge was long on my…
This grain silo was inspired by one I saw on a farm in the countryside of Macon County, Georgia. This farm landscape captures the feeling of the environment in late summer. The trees on the horizon are a darker hue of green and the embankment in the foreground is covered in late summer wildflowers. Golden…
This vintage motel sign print represents part of the fabric of fading America. Little roadside motels once dotted the landscape of America’s old highway system. Over the course of the 20th century, the interstate highway system bypassed a lot of these old roads. And frankly our expectations as travelers has changed much as well. A…
This print is my definition of wide open spaces. Seeing a road disappearing onto the horizon in a landscape like this just feels empowering, perhaps freeing? It speaks to the side of me that wants to hop in the car and ride and ride into the never-ending sunset like the end of a movie. There’s…
This colorful print features a particularly spectacular rural sunset in Macon County, Georgia. I took this photo when I still lived in Atlanta. I had a late start leaving my hometown of Montezuma and was heading back to Atlanta. As luck would have it, the sun was setting as I passed through the miles of…
This lonely old cotton warehouse in this print is located in the small town of Byromville in rural Georgia. I stumbled over this old structure by the railroad tracks one fall afternoon. The late afternoon sunlight was a real treat with the golden grasses and the old red brick of the warehouse. There was a…
While I wandered the rural roads of County Galway, it seemed that my only constant companions were these Connemara sheep and their compatriots. It felt as if the whole of the Irish countryside was populated with sheep rather than people. And that might not be far off the truth. The weather in winter in the…
Considering their proximity, I guess it shouldn’t be too surprising that there were parts of Ireland that seriously reminded me of the Scottish Highlands. And this was especially true of the places I saw in Western Ireland. The landscapes there were simply sweeping and dramatic like this view overlooking Killary on the border of County…
Of all the Highland landscapes I saw while roaming Scotland, it was the Quiraing on the Isle of Skye that seemed the most fantastic – in the strictest sense of the word. It seemed like a fantasy landscape, a setting for grand adventures. When I look at prints like this one from there, I still…
Without a doubt, one of my favorite places we visited in the Scottish Highlands was the Isle of Skye, seen in this Highland morning print. The weather here in winter was amazingly variable. One minute it was raining and gray, the next the skies would open for a moment like the one you see see…
I was so intrigued by the streets of the little English Village of Lacock in Wiltshire. It was amazing how timeless this place was. It felt as if you’d turn a corner of the village in this print and find people dressed in medieval garb. It’s amazingly authentic because it is truly a classic English…
There are some landscapes like this one on the Isle of Skye that simply defy description. Every time I thought I had seen the most beautiful landscape there was to see on Skye, we visited another. It really is an incredible place in the truest sense of that word. The climax of our day roaming…
Years ago, on my first trip to London, I was only there for only a short time. I had never traveled outside the US before and decided to make the first trip a short one. Of course I loved it and wished that I had more time. You could see that one coming couldn’t you?…
There was something truly haunting and beautiful about a cold winter day wandering the golden landscape of Culloden Moor. It was on the golden fields in this print that the last Jacobite rebellion came to a close in 1746. I wonder if I would have felt the echoes of that long ago battle had I…
Ireland was a country full of highlights. I don’t think I could have chosen a better starting point for my travels after starting my life as a full-time artist. In my mind, I still have a hard time picking favorite places or images from my time in Ireland. Each scene and each place had a…
When I lived in North Georgia, I often made weekend trips into the mountains, particularly in Autumn. In my opinion, it was when the fall color was on the trees that the landscapes of North Georgia were their most beautiful and memorable. There was just something classically beautiful about trees and grasses dripping in golden…
Although it seems like yesterday, some years ago I was a college student who visited Arabia Mountain in Dekalb County on a geology field trip. Some years passed before I discovered that I was living not that far away from that memorable granite outcrop. It had seemed so rural when I had last been that…
When I lived in Alpharetta, Georgia, one of my favorite walks concluded at the old Roswell Mill Dam on Vickery Creek. It was hard for me to believe that such a beautiful little oasis existed in Atlanta’s metro area. Walking along the trails leading to Roswell Mill Dam it was easy to forget the freeways…
This is a lovely autumn picture of an old farm shed full of bright fall colors from the blue sky to the orange and reds of the trees. This print is at the heart of my belief that we can find beautiful images everywhere around us. This old farm shed was one that I passed…
When I lived in the Atlanta area, when the weekend came, I would often go for day trips into the North Georgia mountains. It wasn’t just the draw of the nearby mountain landscapes that got me in the car. It was the chance to get out into the little communities that existed beyond the Atlanta…
There’s a stark beauty to the Scottish Highlands in general, but I really felt it strongly as we walked the windswept fields at Culloden Battlefield. This square format art print is from that memorable stop. The sun was out in full force and it was possible to forget it was January in Scotland. The grass-covered…
This vast rolling golden piece of countryside is an unforgettable Isle of Skye landscape. What was truly amazing to me, wasn’t just that the island was drop-dead gorgeous, but that the landscape varied so much from one part of a relatively small island to the next part of the same island. The Isle of Skye…
One of the things I’ll never forget about my impression of the Scottish Highlands was the storybook quality of life there. At least it felt like that from a visitor’s perspective. From the quaint little cottages that dotted the landscape to the picturesque towns, small town Scotland was absolutely the epitome of our collective idea…
This scenic country art depicts a place in rural Georgia that I didn’t personally know the history of when I stumbled across it. In fact, I wasn’t even one hundred percent sure it was the Crossroads Store despite the fact it was on a road named the Crossroads Store Road. It was just a hunch….
I’m sure the image of a classic Irish landscape depends on the person. What places did you visit in Ireland? Or if you lived there, where did you call home? But from my month in Ireland, there’s no question that the classic Irish landscape that comes to my mind when I look back are those…
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