“Sky Lake” is a signed limited-edition serigraph by American landscape artist Robert Wilson (b. 1952), depicting layered mountains, reflective water, and silhouetted trees in a refined modern palette.
“Sky Lake” presents a serene, design-forward interpretation of a mountain landscape, composed of softly layered ridgelines descending toward a still body of water. The distant peaks rise in muted earth tones beneath a pale sky, while the lake below mirrors the forms above with near-symmetry, creating a sense of quiet equilibrium.
In the foreground, dark tree silhouettes introduce contrast and visual structure, their branching forms rendered with graphic precision against the luminous water. This interplay between smooth tonal fields and intricate linear elements is central to the work’s appeal, giving the composition both calm and depth.
Executed as a serigraph (screenprint), the work relies on carefully layered inks to achieve flat, velvety color passages and crisp edges. The restrained palette and simplified forms place the piece firmly within late-20th-century American modern landscape aesthetics—decorative yet contemplative.
The print is pencil-signed by the artist and numbered 25/375, indicating a professionally issued limited edition consistent with Robert Wilson’s widely collected landscape serigraphs.
Robert Wilson (American, b. 1952) is a landscape artist born in Phoenix, Arizona, whose work centers on the changing moods of mountains, forests, and water. His lifelong fascination with natural forms and atmospheric light has driven a sustained practice in painting and printmaking since his early years.
Wilson studied with various teachers and developed a personal visual language rooted in direct observation of the landscape. Rather than literal depiction, his work emphasizes layered space, tonal harmony, and emotional stillness, often reducing complex terrain into simplified planes and silhouettes. Mountains and lakes recur as central motifs, reflecting the artist’s belief that immersion in nature allows the landscape itself to guide the creative process.
“I go into the hills and I become one with them and they with me and together the beauty is recreated on my canvas,” Wilson has stated—an ethos evident in his serene compositions and contemplative pacing.
Wilson’s work has been exhibited widely throughout the United States, including Chicago, Detroit, Atlanta, Denver, San Jose, and Scottsdale. His limited-edition serigraphs from the 1960s–1980s were professionally published, signed, and numbered, and were represented by Mitch Morse Gallery. Today, his prints are collected for their decorative strength, architectural clarity, and enduring appeal within late-20th-century American landscape art.
Robert Wilson (American, b. 1952), Sky Lake, c.1960s–1980s, serigraph on paper, 25 × 32 in, pencil-signed and numbered 25/375; modern American landscape with layered mountains and lake reflection.
This certifies that the artwork titled “Sky Lake” is an original serigraph (screenprint) by Robert Wilson (American, b. 1952), created circa the 1960s–1980s, measuring 25 × 32 inches, and issued as part of a limited edition of 375, this example numbered 25/375. The print bears the artist’s pencil signature, consistent with authenticated Robert Wilson landscape serigraphs represented by Mitch Morse Gallery. Valuation reflects current market demand for signed, limited-edition American landscape prints of this period and scale.
Robert Wilson (artist-issued limited edition serigraph) → Mitch Morse Gallery (New York / United States & Europe) → Artfind Gallery, Washington DC (current owner)
“Sky Lake” is a signed limited-edition serigraph by American landscape artist Robert Wilson (b. 1952), depicting layered mountains, reflective water, and silhouetted trees in a refined modern palette.
“Sky Lake” presents a serene, design-forward interpretation of a mountain landscape, composed of softly layered ridgelines descending toward a still body of water. The distant peaks rise in muted earth tones beneath a pale sky, while the lake below mirrors the forms above with near-symmetry, creating a sense of quiet equilibrium.
In the foreground, dark tree silhouettes introduce contrast and visual structure, their branching forms rendered with graphic precision against the luminous water. This interplay between smooth tonal fields and intricate linear elements is central to the work’s appeal, giving the composition both calm and depth.
Executed as a serigraph (screenprint), the work relies on carefully layered inks to achieve flat, velvety color passages and crisp edges. The restrained palette and simplified forms place the piece firmly within late-20th-century American modern landscape aesthetics—decorative yet contemplative.
The print is pencil-signed by the artist and numbered 25/375, indicating a professionally issued limited edition consistent with Robert Wilson’s widely collected landscape serigraphs.
Robert Wilson (American, b. 1952) is a landscape artist born in Phoenix, Arizona, whose work centers on the changing moods of mountains, forests, and water. His lifelong fascination with natural forms and atmospheric light has driven a sustained practice in painting and printmaking since his early years.
Wilson studied with various teachers and developed a personal visual language rooted in direct observation of the landscape. Rather than literal depiction, his work emphasizes layered space, tonal harmony, and emotional stillness, often reducing complex terrain into simplified planes and silhouettes. Mountains and lakes recur as central motifs, reflecting the artist’s belief that immersion in nature allows the landscape itself to guide the creative process.
“I go into the hills and I become one with them and they with me and together the beauty is recreated on my canvas,” Wilson has stated—an ethos evident in his serene compositions and contemplative pacing.
Wilson’s work has been exhibited widely throughout the United States, including Chicago, Detroit, Atlanta, Denver, San Jose, and Scottsdale. His limited-edition serigraphs from the 1960s–1980s were professionally published, signed, and numbered, and were represented by Mitch Morse Gallery. Today, his prints are collected for their decorative strength, architectural clarity, and enduring appeal within late-20th-century American landscape art.
Robert Wilson (American, b. 1952), Sky Lake, c.1960s–1980s, serigraph on paper, 25 × 32 in, pencil-signed and numbered 25/375; modern American landscape with layered mountains and lake reflection.
This certifies that the artwork titled “Sky Lake” is an original serigraph (screenprint) by Robert Wilson (American, b. 1952), created circa the 1960s–1980s, measuring 25 × 32 inches, and issued as part of a limited edition of 375, this example numbered 25/375. The print bears the artist’s pencil signature, consistent with authenticated Robert Wilson landscape serigraphs represented by Mitch Morse Gallery. Valuation reflects current market demand for signed, limited-edition American landscape prints of this period and scale.
Robert Wilson (artist-issued limited edition serigraph) → Mitch Morse Gallery (New York / United States & Europe) → Artfind Gallery, Washington DC (current owner)
