Original artwork description:

A Scottish mountain moorland landscape inspired by the many days I've spent at the muirburn or heather burning on the grouse moors of the Angus glens in spring or early summer. Heather burning creates a patchwork of various stages of heather growth providing food and nesting cover for grouse and other moorland birds and wildlife as well as variegated patchwork of colours on the hillsides

Painted in a contemporary impressionist gestural style with a palette knife in blues greens and magenta colours.

Painted using quality artists oils on a small square format 8" x 8" (20 x 20cm) canvas, with a gloss varnish finish and white wooden frame with cord ready to hang.

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LIMITED EDITION PRINTS:

This artwork is also available as
Limited Edition Canvas Prints.
Total edition size of 150 across all sizes
Professionally printed using Archival inks

Un-stretched on Canson Infinity Museum Pro Canvas plus a 3" white border for either DIY stretching or an easy job for a local framer
or can be framed the same as a paper print with or without glass.

Stretched matte canvas with mirrored edges on a 20mm deep stretcher

Supplied with an artist signed Certificate of Authenticity
Please contact for any print questions

Also available as open edition paper prints

Materials used:

Oil paint on canvas, varnish, and white wood frame

Tags:

#scottish countryside #scotland painting #mountain landscapes #angus glens #highland hills #impressionist mountains #picturesque landscape #moorland scenery #dramatic scene #british wilderness #grouse moor #grouse shooting #wild britain #heather burning #moor view