Frederick Eberhart's large format landscape prints often surprise.

Printed in a rich matte finish with century-durable pigment inks on heavy-weight museum-grade cotton rag paper, Eberhart’s photographic prints are often first mistaken for paintings. Collectors are particularly intrigued by the complex and time-consuming process he uses - joining multiple digital photographs into larger images that are remarkable for their detail and resolution, even in the largest sizes. But most importantly, these images often strike a strong emotional chord in their viewers. They convey a love of the land, the waters and the skies. They reassure the viewer - whether in the home or office - of a natural peace, perhaps immediately out of reach, but not so far away.

Corporate collectors recognize the impact of Frederick Eberhart’s images and the statement they make; and firms acquire them for display in lobbies, boardrooms, and in other high-visibility office locations. Private collectors have been drawn to these prints, both large and small, not only as a manifestation of their aesthetic values, but as a connection to where they are - or where they want to be.

For collectors from the Mid-Atlantic states, these impressive prints inspire and impart a pride of place, and a love for the natural gifts of the region. For any collector, they speak to the heart in a universal language.