Light & Shadow Wall Art – Sunset behind the Hills (Fine Art Print)

Nian San

$45.00

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Museum-Grade Giclée

Archival-Grade Materials

Exclusively Authorized

First 50 Signed Prints

All photos are taken in natural light with no filters applied.

Original Medium: Oil Painting · 2026

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Printing: German Fine Art Giclée

Paper: 315gsm · 100% Cotton · Acid-Free · Archival Fine Art Paper

Edition: Open Edition

First 50 Signed Prints: Hand-signed and numbered 1/50–50/50 by the artist.

Certificate of Authenticity: Artist-signed COA included with every print.

White Border: Included for easier framing.

Frame: Not Included

Ready to Hang: No

Care: Frame behind glass or acrylic, avoid prolonged direct sunlight and humidity, and handle with clean, dry hands.

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This work captures the moment when the sun slips behind distant hills, leaving light to linger on trees and window frames. Shadows stretch, soften, and slowly dissolve as daylight fades into evening. Rather than depicting a landscape, the painting preserves the afterglow—quiet, warm, and unhurried—like the final breath of sunlight before night settles in.

About the Artist

Nian San

Nian San translates the dance of light and shadow into visual whispers. Her abstract canvases are an invitation to pause and find a sense of lingering ease.