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Three Sisters, Glencoe – Dawn

£225.00

Harrogate

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Three Sisters, Glencoe – Dawn

Original lino print

Image size: 495mm x 495mm

This piece is an original three-layer reduction lino print, printed manually on heavyweight 300gsm Snowdon 1000mm x 700mm paper using a large-scale Victorian Alexandra printing press. It is sold unframed and unmounted, signed by the artist in pencil with edition number and title at the foot of the print. Edition of 60.

(The total edition number of 60 also includes different colourways entitled Three Sisters, Glencoe – Heather, Three Sisters, Glencoe – Evening, Three Sisters, Glencoe – Sunset, Three Sisters, Glencoe – Autumn and Three Sisters, Glencoe – Storm, printed from the same reduction lino block.)

The image depicts the three summits on the Western side of the valley of Glencoe in Scotland, namely (left to right) Beinn Fhada (towering over Coire Gabhail, the hidden valley), Gearr Aonach (looming in shadow in this image) and Aonach Dubh (the site, high by the skyline, of Ossian’s Cave) from the vicinity of the Meeting of the Three Waters at the head of Glencoe; overlooking the Road to the Isles of the West Coast of Scotland and the site of the notorious Glencoe massacre of 1692.

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Delivered by Royal Mail parcel second class post in a 20cm diameter cardboard roll for larger prints (smaller diameter cardboard rolls for smaller prints) packed in archival quality tissue paper. If special arrangements are required for receipt, please make them known when ordering. Otherwise, cost of postage and packing for UK deliveries is included in price shown. Please enquire for cost of postage and packing outside UK, which may increase price shown. Estimated delivery within approximately 10 days, subject to Royal Mail or other courier, and holidays. The seller accepts no responsibility for damage to the package or the print after it has been consigned to the post. Sometimes, deliveries can be made by hand by the artist, but these are not made regularly as they depend on sufficient orders being placed in the same area and it is likely they will take longer to arrive than postal consignment. However, if you would prefer hand delivery and don't mind waiting, please enquire. Following delivery, careful removal from the roll and packaging is recommended, after which the print should be left to unroll of its own accord on a large flat surface at room temperature and within normal domestic relative humidity parameters. This may take a day or two. Flattening with weights is not recommended, as it could damage the print, leading to creasing, warping or discolouration. As all prints are individually made, colours or details may differ from photograph.

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