A collection of oversized or extra-large canvas paintings for larger wall spaces. Wall art measuring 24×24, 24×30, and 24×36 inches, horizontal and vertical. All works of art are by artist Teresa Bernard.
Extra-large or oversized paintings have a captivating presence that can transform any room. When it comes to decorating larger wall spaces, these grand-scale artworks offer a unique opportunity to make a bold statement.
As an art lover, I’ve always been drawn to the transformative power of larger-scale paintings. There’s something mesmerizing about walking into a room and encountering a massive artwork—a symphony of colors, textures, and emotions that stretches across the expanse of the wall. It’s like stumbling upon a hidden treasure, waiting to evoke wonder and conversation.
Oversized paintings aren’t just for museums or grand galleries either—they can easily find a place in your home, office, or commercial space. Let them be your companions in quiet moments, and your conversation starters during gatherings. Go ahead, embrace the grandeur, and let your walls tell a story through these magnificent artworks!
Come with me as we explore both the visual impact and the creative depth of oversized canvas paintings.
Oversized Paintings on Canvas
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Details & Description
Title: Spacewalker
Size: 30″ w x 24″ h
Canvas Type: Gallery Wrap Stretched Canvas
Frame: Unframed; Ready to Hang
Signed: On the front
COA: Signed Certificate of Authenticity
A Teresa Bernard Oil Painting
A spacewalker is depicted in this space-themed painting. The astronaut is outside an orbiting spaceship looking toward the moon.
A large one-of-a-kind painting of an astronaut. The composition shows an American astronaut performing an activity in Earth’s orbit. The Earth, which has the North and South American continents depicted, is hovering over the spaceman’s left shoulder in the background, with a sparkling sea of stars beyond. The “spacewalker” gazes intently at the Moon, its image mirrored in the visor of the helmet. Artist Teresa Bernard signs her work in the lower right-hand corner.
This space art is painted by hand on premium gallery-wrapped canvas. It doesn’t require a frame before display because the composition stretches around the sides of the canvas giving it a modern look. Whichever you prefer, framed or not, Spacewalker will make an excellent conservation starter that can be displayed in various settings, including homes and offices. With the purchase of this artwork, you will receive a personalized Certificate of Authenticity (COA).
The exploration of space has always captured the human imagination, inspiring writers, artists, and scientists alike. From the launch of Apollo 11 to the study of distant stellar nurseries, our fascination with space continues to drive scientific progress and artistic expression.
‘Spacewalker’ is an original oil painting of an astronaut. This artwork depicts an adventure of a lifetime as one of America’s heroes leaves the confines of the shuttle and takes a spacewalk in Earth’s orbit.
—Teresa Bernard
More About the Spacewalkers
A “spacewalker” is an astronaut who maneuvers outside the spacecraft in outer space. They may be tethered to the craft or propelled in the vacuum of space using a jet pack. To date, America has flown 129 astronaut spacewalkers into outer space. For a list of all spacewalkers see the link below.
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Details & Description
Title: Song of The Trees
Size: 24″ w x 36″ h
Canvas Type: Gallery Wrap Stretched Canvas
Frame: Unframed; Ready to Hang
Signed: On the front
COA: Signed Certificate of AuthenticitySeries: Part of the Tree Series
A large landscape painting with pine trees in a thick forest. This artwork is ideal for adorning wide-open wall spaces.
A Teresa Bernard Oil Painting: “Song of The Trees” is a masterful large-scale landscape painting depicting an enchanting forest teeming with majestic pine trees. The dense greenery forms a rich tapestry, drawing viewers into the heart of the wilderness. A gentle fog lingers in the background, adding a touch of mystique as it gradually fades into a serene blue sky. The meticulous brushwork and layered textures create a sense of depth and dimension, making the forest come alive on the canvas.
This painting is an original, hand-painted piece on gallery-wrapped stretched canvas, with the edges artistically painted to allow for a modern, unframed display. Signed by Teresa Bernard in the lower left corner, the painting carries her unique artistic signature, affirming its authenticity. The piece comes with a signed Certificate of Authenticity (COA), providing additional assurance of its originality.
“Song of The Trees” is more than just a painting; it’s a journey into nature’s embrace. Perfect for wide-open wall spaces, this artwork brings a touch of natural elegance and tranquility to any room. Whether displayed in a home, office, or gallery, this captivating piece is sure to be a focal point, evoking a sense of peace and inspiration in those who behold it. The artwork’s edges are painted, allowing for a contemporary, unframed display, though it can also be beautifully framed to complement your decor.
I love trees! They are beneficial to our environment and well-being. Not to mention they have such a calming effect and are so beautiful. So I thought I would share a favorite poem about trees. The title of this painting was inspired by a poem.
—Teresa Bernard
A Favorite Poem About Trees
Song of the Trees
by Mary Colborne-Veel
We are the Trees.
Our dark and leafy glade
Bands the bright earth with softer mysteries.
Beneath us changed and tamed the seasons run:
In burning zones, we build against the sun
Long centuries of shade.
We are the Trees,
Who grow for man’s desire,
Heat in our faithful hearts, and fruits that please.
Dwelling beneath our tents, he lightly gains
The few sufficiencies his life attains—
Shelter, and food, and fire.
We are the Trees
That by great waters stand,
By rills that murmur to our murmuring bees.
And where, in tracts all desolate and waste,
The palm-foot stays, man follows on, to taste
Springs in the desert sand.
We are the Trees
Who travel where he goes
Over the vast, inhuman, wandering seas.
His tutors we, in that adventure brave—
He launched with us upon the untried wave,
And now its mastery knows.
We are the Trees
Who bear him company
In life and death. His happy sylvan ease
He wins through us; through us, his cities spread
That like a forest guard his unfenced head
’Gainst storm and bitter sky.
We are the Trees.
On us the dying rest
Their strange, sad eyes, in farewell messages.
And we, his comrades still, since earth began,
Wave mournful boughs above the grave of man,
And coffin his cold breast.
“I really do like it. What catches my eye is the brightness of the color you used sparingly to accent the leaves which draws the eyes around the entire painting. Not sure if that makes sense, but what I’m describing is a good thing. Well-done. :)” — @Who_Killed_SethRich, Gab
“Lovely. Just came back from rural Central Pennsylvania and this reminds me of the beauty we experienced there. ” — @Tglock34, TRUTH Social
“Beautiful work! Great atmosphere in this piece.” — @Inthehollow, Gab
“I don’t know how you make those trees so life-like, I can almost feel the breeze and smell them. Great work.” — @GrammaLiza, TRUTH Social
“This really catches my eye…excellent work.” — @Choctaw1, Gab
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Details & Description
Title: Camelthorn Trees of Africa
Size: 24" w x 24" h
Canvas Type: Gallery Wrap Stretched Canvas
Frame: Unframed; Ready to Hang
Signed: On the front
COA: Signed Certificate of Authenticity
Series: Part of the Adventures in Africa Series
A Teresa Bernard Oil Painting
This large painting depicts the African Camelthorn Trees of Namib-Naukluft National Park in a surrealistic composition, but it is actually a realistic depiction.
A surreal-like painting of the famous camelthorn (or camel thorn) trees in the desert dunes of African Namib-Naukluft National Park. The lifeless trees are in silhouette and surrounded by sand bathed in vibrant colors of orange and blue. Hand-painted and signed in the lower left-hand corner by fine artist Teresa Bernard.
This unique desert painting is painted by hand on gallery-wrapped stretched canvas. It doesn’t require a frame before display because the composition stretches around the sides of the canvas giving it a modern look. Whichever you prefer, framed or not, Camelthorn Trees of Africa will make an excellent conservation starter in your home, place of business, or wherever it is displayed. Comes with a custom Certificate of Authenticity (COA).
This camelthorn trees painting was a fun one to do. At first, it appears to be a bit surreal; not the art genre that I do. I’m a realist painter, which means I try to paint things as they appear. The artwork is a landscape painting created from a photograph of Namib-Naukluft National Park in Africa. It depicts camelthorn trees with a dune rising in the background. The dune is bathed in orange by the effects of a rising sun. The trees are in shadow from another nearby dune. Some believe these trees have been dead for hundreds of years and that their failure to decompose is because the desert is so arid.
“Fabulous! Love the storyline! I have a photo of a similar plot in S Africa from 2007- will search my digital camera… keep sharing! Important …” — @Eelliott001, Gab
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Title: Up, Up, and Away!
Size: 30″ w x 24″ h
Canvas Type: Gallery Wrap Stretched Canvas
Frame: Unframed; Ready to Hang
Signed: On the front
COA: Signed Certificate of Authenticity
A Teresa Bernard Oil Painting
Hot air balloons are taking flight in this large one-of-a-kind painting. This piece of art is ideal for those who are daring and enjoy traveling.
A large oil painting depicting hot air balloons taking to flight in a beautiful blue sky with wispy clouds hovering in the distance. The balloons have a whimsical, happy feel to them. This artwork is an excellent choice for those who are adventurous and love to travel. The oil painting is signed by the artist Teresa Bernard on the bottom right corner of the canvas.
This oversized artwork measuring 30×24-inches is hand-painted on gallery-wrapped stretched canvas. Since the composition extends around the canvas edges, providing a modern appearance, it doesn’t require framing for display. Whether you choose to frame it or not, Up, Up, and Away! is sure to be an outstanding conversation piece in any setting. A personalized Certificate of Authenticity (COA) is included with the purchase of this art piece.
Hot air balloons, those majestic vessels of the sky, evoke a sense of wonder and freedom. As they ascend, the world below transforms into a patchwork quilt of colors and contours.
Every summer the city of Longview, Texas hosts the Great Texas Balloon Race. Dubbed “The longest-running hot-air balloon event in Texas,” this three-day festival brings professional hot air balloon pilots from all over the world to compete in the event.
According to its website, the event began in 1978 as an advertising gimmick to promote the opening of Longview’s new mall. From there, it “ballooned” into the three-day festival spectators enjoy today.
Our family attended this event one year and I got to get up close and watch these balloons as they inflated and took to flight. What a spectacular sight it was! Up, Up and Away painting was inspired by this festival’s celebration of hot air balloons.
“Very fun subject. While looking at this painting, I was thinking of the awe that little children of 4 or 5 years must experience. Since little children enjoy the handheld colorful balloons a lot, I would like to see their expressions with a sky full of these very colorful giants.” — @JosephChristian33, Gab
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