Dogwood Framed Art

Dogwood trees are famous for their delicate, white flowers and pleasant aroma. Artists often take advantage of this by painting their framed dogwood portraits while the trees are in bloom. The dogwood is a perfect example of the beauty of nature during springtime. Dogwoods are also a symbol of America’s natural beauty, as they are native to almost every part of the country.

Almost all artists highlight the beautiful flowers of the species when creating framed dogwood artwork. The flower is an iconic image of American beauty, and the fruits are well-loved by birds – something acknowledged by Elaine Vollherbst-Lane in her “Blue Birds and Dogwood.” Many artists, such as Steven N. Meyers, Cheri Blum, and Danhui Nai, illustrate the flowers by themselves. Others, however, utilize the entire tree in their art, as seen in Christopher Burkett’s “Pink and White Dogwoods, Kentucky.”