Artwork description:

On the northern end of the Isle of Skye, the Trotternish Ridge stretches along the middle of the peninsula, a fabulous landscape feature. On a stormy Winter day when the sky was dark and heavy with rain the soft light brought out the ochre and moss green colours in the moorland. With nothing but sheep to keep me company, I headed up the small single track road, potholed and grown over with grass. I was attracted by the gurgling of a small stream rushing past and had to stop and admire this wonderful view.

Signed on the back and provided with a numbered Certificate of Authenticity.

I photograph and print every image, I do not outsource any part of my workflow. Each canvas has been painstakingly crafted to ensure the true colours, resolution and texture are exactly as they should be.

For these special small editions of my work I use Canson® Infinity Museum ProCanvas. This fabulous 100% cotton canvas has been designed "for professionals producing true Fine Art Reproductions that require precision images with a very high resolution".

Canson are one of the oldest paper manufacturers in the world, they have been making paper and canvas for over 450 years in France. Founded in 1557 and printers to Louis XVI and Marie Antoinette, Canson has the choice of many famous artists such as Picasso, Ingres, Chagal and Miro to name but a few. Canson are Eco Friendly - they purchase paper pulp only from forests managed in a sustainable way which also makes them pretty special.

By using beautiful Canson Museum ProCanvas combining it with the fabulous non-fade Epson Ultrachrome K3 with Vivid Magenta inkset of 9 colours, I can produce a print of exceptional quality which will last a lifetime without fading.

Due to size this canvas is unmounted and will be shipped rolled in a sturdy art tube to ensure safe delivery.

Materials used:

Fine Art Photograph mounted on Museum Grade Canvas

Tags:

#isle of #square #extra large #minimal #contemporary art #canvas art #contemporary landscape #landscape photography #large canvas #winter landscape #hebrides #ochre and #scottish mountains