Embracing Winter’s Joys

Jane Wooster Scott (1918 – 2011, American) – “Embracing Winter’s Joys” (circa 1990’s) is a limited-edition lithograph numbered 321/500 in the lower left and hand signed by the artist in the lower right in pencil. The title of the piece is contained in the lower left of the image. Depicted is a quaint winter scene at “Sun Valley Village.” There is snow on the ground, skiers, kids, dogs, a horse drawn sleigh, and lush green trees set against a blue sky and mountains in the background. The work of art measures 13 x 15 inches and has been double matted and placed in a frame measuring 16.25 x 20.25 inches.

Jane Wooster Scott's art captures the 'small-town' experience of the United States and the American culture in which she was raised. Portraying this country life quaintly and artfully, her artwork enchants and charms viewers universally. Wooster Scott has been listed in the "Guinness Book of Records" as one of the most reproduced artists in America.