Mary Engelbreit, Licensed Art Studio, St Louis, Missouri

Clouds May Come Fine Art Print

Clouds May Come Fine Art Print - Main image
$35.88 $52 In stock

Category: Fine Prints

Brighten up your home, office, classroom or studio with Mary’s wonderful artwork and whimsical sense of humor!

Reads: Clouds may come but, clouds must go, and they have a silver lining, for beyond them all, you know, the sun or moon is shining.

  •  Printed on high-quality paper
  •  Standard frame sizes
  •  Available with Mary's signature

All fine prints are created to order—please allow up to one week for all print orders to be processed.

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Customer Reviews (5.0 / 5 · 5 reviews)

Kevin F. ★★★★★

I hung this in my reading nook and the phrase about clouds having a silver lining makes me smile every time I walk by. The paper has a nice matte finish that doesn't glare under the lamp.

Emma R. ★★★★★

The print quality on this is fantastic—the paper has a nice, sturdy feel and the colors in the silver lining really pop. It’s been a cheerful addition to my kitchen wall and a good reminder to stay optimistic.

Hazel ★★★★★

I hung this in my reading nook and the soft watercolor tones blend perfectly with the warm lighting. The poem’s gentle reminder about silver linings makes me smile every time I pass by.