Limited Edition Print - oil on canvas, Mountain Light
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$5,000.00
$5,000.00
per item
Beebe Phillips painted throughout her entire adult life with quiet discipline and devotion. Born and raised in Houston, Texas, she divided her days between the city and a working ranch in central Texas shared with her husband, William Anderson Phillips. Wherever she lived, painting was constant—an everyday practice rather than an occasional pursuit.
Her home became an archive of her interior and exterior landscapes: wide Texas skies washed in evening light, wildlife rendered with patient attention, and recurring mountain forms inspired by time spent in Colorado. These works were not created for commerce, but for contemplation—objects of living presence rather than transaction.
Beebe never sold her paintings during her lifetime. Following her passing, her body of work was entrusted to her two grandchildren, forming an unbroken thread of artistic lineage. It is our hope that this legacy continues as a living contribution—not confined to walls or storage, but actively supporting creativity in others.
Through Mountain Light Music Festival, her work now extends beyond her lifetime, helping artists, faculty, and students study, perform, and create in the mountains that so often appeared in her paintings. In this way, her art continues its essential work: offering stillness, endurance, and light to the next generation.
This is a limited archival canvas edition, reproduced at the same scale as the original painting, using museum-quality materials to preserve color, texture, and tonal depth.
Proposed Collaboration & Donor Structure
Her home became an archive of her interior and exterior landscapes: wide Texas skies washed in evening light, wildlife rendered with patient attention, and recurring mountain forms inspired by time spent in Colorado. These works were not created for commerce, but for contemplation—objects of living presence rather than transaction.
Beebe never sold her paintings during her lifetime. Following her passing, her body of work was entrusted to her two grandchildren, forming an unbroken thread of artistic lineage. It is our hope that this legacy continues as a living contribution—not confined to walls or storage, but actively supporting creativity in others.
Through Mountain Light Music Festival, her work now extends beyond her lifetime, helping artists, faculty, and students study, perform, and create in the mountains that so often appeared in her paintings. In this way, her art continues its essential work: offering stillness, endurance, and light to the next generation.
This is a limited archival canvas edition, reproduced at the same scale as the original painting, using museum-quality materials to preserve color, texture, and tonal depth.
- Edition size: 10
- Medium: Giclée on archival canvas
- Scale: 1:1 with original
- Markings: Numbered, signed by the artist’s estate and the director of the Mountain Light Music Festival, Brent Phillips (grandson)
- Accompanied by a certificate of authenticity and a short written provenance, and etched/embossed placard of appreciation to the donor.
Proposed Collaboration & Donor Structure
- Donation Level:
- $5,000 one‑time charitable contribution to the Mountain Light Music Festival
- (a registered 501(c)(3) nonprofit organization)
- Donor Benefits Include:
- One numbered, limited‑edition canvas print of Mountain Light (after the 1965 original oil painting), with optional professional framing
- A VIP donor packet, including:
- Four premium tickets to concerts during the upcoming Mountain Light Music Festival season
- Invitations for two to Keyah Grande, our signature donor dinner and private chamber concert experience
- Tax‑Deductibility:
- Mountain Light Music Festival will provide an official charitable contribution receipt acknowledging the gift. In accordance with IRS guidelines, the tax‑deductible portion of the donation will reflect the value of the contribution minus the fair market value of any goods or services received, including tickets, hospitality, or artwork. The specific deductible amount will be clearly itemized in the donor acknowledgment letter for tax reporting purposes.
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