Oakhart Industries The Forgotten Path Print. Framed.
Evoke a sense of quiet mystery and timeless beauty with The Forgotten Path Print from Oakhart Industries. This poignant image captures a woman in a rich, medieval-style red dress, poised on the steps of a weathered stone doorway. Her hands are clasped in her lap as she gazes thoughtfully to the side, creating a mood of patient contemplation. The doorway, slightly ajar and framed by creeping ivy, offers a glimpse into a new world. Beyond it, a sunlit path winds into a lush, green forest, creating a stunning visual contrast between the enclosed shadows and the bright, beckoning unknown. This print is perfect for those who appreciate art that tells a story of quiet waiting, hope, and the beautiful journey that lies ahead.
Picture Size Chart & Print Details
Choosing the right size and format for your artwork is key. Here is a helpful chart detailing the available print types and sizes, along with information on the unique qualities of each.
Available Sizes
Fine Art Prints: Museum-Grade Quality for Your Home
Elevate your space with our museum-grade Fine Art Prints. These are high-quality Giclée reproductions known for exceptional detail and longevity. Printed with pigment-based archival inks on acid-free papers, they are durable, fade-resistant, and capture the vibrant nuances of the original art, providing a beautiful and lasting piece for your collection.
Manufacturing & Delivery
| Category | Details |
| Manufacturing | Each print is expertly framed to order with meticulous attention to detail to ensure a high-quality finish. |
| Standard Orders | Prints are carefully packaged for secure delivery and dispatched promptly. |
| Specialist & Larger Prints | These may take approximately 7 days for dispatch. Larger prints are currently available for UK delivery only. |
| International Orders | There is a surcharge for international orders. Please contact us for a personalized quote, as each order is handled individually to ensure the best and most secure shipping method. |
