About this artwork
A quiet village nestles in a valley. Eyvind Earle's Fog Mist wraps the scene in a hush, where muted colors and soft edges blur the line between land and sky, creating a sense of gentle isolation. The artwork unfolds with delicate precision. Cobalt blues and sage greens dominate the palette, while ochre and umber accents ground the composition. Earle's meticulous crosshatching renders the fog's density, making it almost tangible. The village below, with its clustered rooftops, seems to exist in perfect harmony with the enveloping mist, as if time itself has slowed. This print finds its place in a study or library, where quiet contemplation is the order of the day.Questions about Fog Mist
Who made the original artwork?
Fog Mist is by Eyvind Earle. This is a printed reproduction of the work, not the original, and it is not signed. Print of America is an independent shop, not affiliated with the artist or their estate.
What sizes can I order?
This print is available in: 15x20 cm / 6x8″, 45x60 cm / 18x24″, 75x100 cm / 30x40″. Pick the size above the Add to cart button; the price updates with your choice.
Does it come framed?
This listing is the poster only, printed on thick premium matte paper (about 250 gsm). The frame is not included, so you can frame it your own way.
How much does it cost?
From $80.00 to $199.99, depending on the size you choose. Shipping is free to every country.
When will it arrive?
We print Fog Mist when you order. Printing and packing take 2–5 business days. Delivery then takes about 3–7 business days to the US, Canada, the UK and Europe, 4–8 to Australia and New Zealand, and 7–20 to the rest of the world. You get a tracking link by email when it ships.
What if it arrives damaged or wrong?
Email support@printofamerica.com within 30 days of delivery with your order number and a photo. We send a free replacement or a full refund, and you don't need to send it back. Because every print is made to order, we can't take returns for a change of mind. See the return and refund policy.
