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Executed in pastels, this celebrates the arrival of a new season’s spring blossom.
The painting measures 34 x 44 cm and is mounted under glass in a white frame, ready to hang, with outside dimensions of 44 x 54 cm.
Painted in realist manner on gesso primed cotton canvas.
Print size 40 x 40 cm inc. 2.5cm white border on all sides
Titled, signed and numbered by the artist
Certificate of Authenticity
This print will need to be mounted and framed – can be arranged by contacting the artist hereÂ
Free UK delivery. Delivered carefully wrapped and rolled in a rigid cardboard tube.
https://www.shirleykirkcaldyart.com/limited-edition-prints/landscape
Print size 45 x 45cm inc. 2.5cm white border on all sides
Titled, signed and numbered by the artist
Certificate of Authenticity included
This print will require mounting and framing – can be arranged by contacting the artist here
Free UK delivery free. Carefully wrapped and rolled in a rigid cardboard tube
https://www.shirleykirkcaldyart.com/limited-edition-prints/landscape
The changes that autumn brings, shifting from greens to yellows, oranges, and reds, has always been a favourite of mine. Usually this is a gradual shift, but there was something about this stretch of woodland, just outside of Exeter, that meant this shifting was uniquely divided. A week later I flew in the same area, and the entirety of the forest had shifted to the autumnal palette.
I enjoy expansive vistas, busy images, and suns creeping above the horizon, but sometimes it’s the simple images that strike true.
This aerial shot of a small forest outside of Lyme Regis in Dorset shows the incredibly variety and texture of the forest canopy. You can get lost in this image.
A panoramic print of Sidmouth’s cliffs, and the seafront in the background.
Sidmouth has a timeless quality that is fairly rare, the Victorian architecture of the seafront promenade jockeys for grandness with the expansive sandstone cliffs surrounding it.
A panoramic print of Kingsbridge and the surrounding bodies of water.
This morning was cool and calm, leading to a little low hanging mist coming up off of the still water, which is the perfect companion to the rising sun.
A panoramic print of Devil’s Point and Royal William Yard.
I popped down to Devil’s Point two mornings in a row, the first was overcast, misty, and generally uninspiring. The second yielded this lovely image. The rising sun turning the sky a vivid purple was well worth the wait.
A panoramic print of Teignmouth, Shaldon, and the river Teign.
I was driving through Teignmouth on a brisk autumn’s morning, without any intention of flying that day. But upon seeing how the early morning sun was catching the mists rising from where the river waters, I knew I had to grab a shot.
A panoramic print of Saunton Sands Beach on the Nortn Devon coast.
I was making my way to Georgeham, and I was passing Saunton beach, the rising sun broke through the clouds. I pulled over, and threw the drone out, and managed to catch this image. I love how the golden hues of the sunrise are reflected in the expansive wet sands.
A stunning panoramic print of the Sow of Atholl, part of the Pass of Drumochter, Scotland.
Whilst traveling north to the Scottish Highlands, I was mesmerised by the landscapes I was seeing. This was my first trip to see the majestic landscapes of the Highlands, and I simply wasn’t prepared for the beauty I was seeing. Finally a layby lined up nicely with one of those incredible views, and it led to this image.
A panoramic print of the Storr & Loch Leathan, and the surrounding landscape, Isle of Skye.
I spent half a day on the Isle of Skye, I could have spent a lifetime. Around every corner is a new view that takes your breath away, the contrast between the black rocks and aray of life that peaks through them. I will be going back.
A panoramic print of Loch a’ Chuilinn, Highlands, Scotland.
Whilst venturing over to the Isle of Skye, I happened across a layby, next to this gorgeous loch. I think my favourite shots are the unplanned ones, and this was certainly one of those.
A panoramic print of the Sligachan river, and the surrounding landscape, Isle of Skye.
I spent half a day on the Isle of Skye, I could have spent a lifetime. Around every corner is a new view that takes your breath away, the contrast between the black rocks and array of life that peaks through them. I will be going back.
Soft pastel painting of the Floods in the Somerset Levels on a clear winter evening.
The painting comes in a white mount and blue-grey frame and measures 40cm x 50cm (frame included)
Winter Light at Cotehele by Diana Booth Such a beautiful day when visiting Cotehele in winter. Low tide and the sky and sun were reflecting in the river. oil on deep edge canvas, with white painted sides, 60x60cm ready to hang
Spring on the Rodwell trail 2(looking south), acrylic on card, 18 x 13 cm. Framed and mounted under glass 10″ x 8″
Spring on the Rodwell trail 1(looking north), acrylic on card, 18 x 13 cm. Framed and mounted under glass 10″ x 8″
Geoff Sellick Paintings. One of a kind landscape-inspired oil painting called Shimmering Lights. 30 x 21cm on archival paper on block within 44.5 x 21 box frame
Original. Acrylic on canvas with white floating frame. 41 x 56 cm
Original. Acrylic on deep canvas with white floating frame. 53 Â x 53 cm
Original. Acrylic on deep canvas with black floating frame. 64 x 64 cm
Acrylic and charcoal on deep canvas with white floating frame. 80 x 64 cm
Original. Acrylic on canvas with black floating frame. 41 x 56 cm
Original. Acrylic on canvas with white floating frame. 41 x 56 cm
Original. Acrylic on deep canvas with white floating frame. 54 x 54 cm
Original. Acrylic on deep canvas with black floating frame. 45 x 45 cm