The Queen of Winter: Lady Eyra Fine Art Prints – High Quality & Accessible

The Queen of Winter: Lady Eyra Fine Art Prints – High Quality & Accessible

Paper: HP 108 lb. Professional Matte Paper
Each print is produced on premium 108 lb. gallery-quality matte paper selected to honor the integrity of the original artwork.
The smooth matte surface offers a refined, classic presentation with soft contrast and exceptional detail. Unlike glossy finishes, matte paper does not reflect light, allowing you to enjoy the artwork without glare or harsh shine. This makes it ideal for well-lit rooms, gallery walls, and framed displays.
Matte prints are often preferred by professional photographers and fine artists because they provide consistent appearance under varying lighting conditions. If you plan to frame your artwork behind glass, a matte finish ensures the image remains elegant and easy to view.
The result is timeless, sophisticated, and beautifully understated.

Framing; Display
• Prints are sold unframed
• Frames shown in mockup images are for styling inspiration only
• Can be framed behind glass or displayed in poster-style frames
• Mockups are provided to help you visualize scale and placement in a room

Production; Shipping

Each print is made to order and typically ships within 3–7 business days.
Artwork Notes
Some prints originate from creative concepts developed using AI-assisted prompts and are further refined, altered, and artistically enhanced by the seller. Final artwork is original and copyright protected.

Style 

Colorful contemporary impressionism featuring layered texture, movement, and tropical energy. Designed as a statement piece for coastal or modern interiors.

Original Paintings by Teresa Johnson
Inspired by the Beauty of Nature and the Spirit of French Impressionism

All paintings featured on this site are original works by Teresa Johnson. Known for her vibrant color palettes and expressive brushwork, Teresa’s style is deeply influenced by French Impressionism and a touch of Gustav Klimt style capturing the emotion and atmosphere of a scene rather than exact details.

Her work spans a variety of mediums, including oil, acrylic, watercolor, pen and ink, and colored pencil.