Lavender Field Prints

The color and light of the lavender fields have long attracted artists to paint them. The breathtaking colors are a feast for the eyes and the spirit. It's no surprise then that lavender, which means "to wash ", was once frequently used in baths to help purify the body and spirit. Lavender is now known to produce calming, soothing and sedative effects when the scent is inhaled.

A number of different artists have tried to replicate the beauty of lavender fields in paintings and photographs. Looking at the lavender fields prints, you can almost smell the soft fragrance of lavender blowing in the breeze. Scroll through the Lavender fields poster category and you will be taken with the beauty of the fields and their calming effects.

There are a number of lavender field fine arts prints titled Lavender Fields by artists Jackie Thompson, Philip Craig, Hoehn, Carl Robinson and Lorraine Westwood. As well as, Rows of Lavender by Alicia Beachman, From a Distance, Colors of Summer by David Short and Bayless Ranch by Amy Melious.