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An oversized statement piece capturing the ethereal beauty of a Summer sunrise on the Isle of Skye. This large square seascape, available on exquisite fine art canvas, is also offered in bespoke sizes or as fine art paper prints upon request. Bathed in soft, neutral tones of beige, cream, and rose-gold, this work brings a sense of calm and serenity to any living space. The early morning light illuminates the cliff tops, and the currents ripple gently across the water, creating delicate, flowing patterns. Looking north, the horizon stretches far beyond sight, giving a feeling of infinite space and quiet reflection. The title is inspired by Emily Dickinson’s timeless poem “I’ll Tell You How the Sun Rose”, evoking the unfolding beauty of nature and the poetry of morning light: "I’ll tell you how the sun rose, – A ribbon at a time… Then I said softly to myself, 'That must have been the sun!'” Printed on archival canvas guaranteed not to fade for over a century, this 60 x 60 inch piece (image 56 x 56 inches) includes a two-inch border for framing. Ideal for float framing, its serene palette complements high-ceilinged rooms, providing a tranquil focal point without overwhelming the space. Also available on paper and in other sizes on request.

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Exquisite Fine Art Giclée on Museum Canvas with Non Fade Inks

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#seascape #abstract #sky #sunset #dawn #pink #clouds #gold #sunrise #golden #square #extra large #oversized #statement art #blush 

And so the sun rose... (2023) Photograph
by Lynne Douglas

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An oversized statement piece capturing the ethereal beauty of a Summer sunrise on the Isle of Skye. This large square seascape, available on exquisite fine art canvas, is also offered in bespoke sizes or as fine art paper prints upon request. Bathed in soft, neutral tones of beige, cream, and rose-gold, this work brings a sense of calm and serenity to any living space. The early morning light illuminates the cliff tops, and the currents ripple gently across the water, creating delicate, flowing patterns. Looking north, the horizon stretches far beyond sight, giving a feeling of infinite space and quiet reflection. The title is inspired by Emily Dickinson’s timeless poem “I’ll Tell You How the Sun Rose”, evoking the unfolding beauty of nature and the poetry of morning light: "I’ll tell you how the sun rose, – A ribbon at a time… Then I said softly to myself, 'That must have been the sun!'” Printed on archival canvas guaranteed not to fade for over a century, this 60 x 60 inch piece (image 56 x 56 inches) includes a two-inch border for framing. Ideal for float framing, its serene palette complements high-ceilinged rooms, providing a tranquil focal point without overwhelming the space. Also available on paper and in other sizes on request.

Materials used:

Exquisite Fine Art Giclée on Museum Canvas with Non Fade Inks

Tags:
#seascape #abstract #sky #sunset #dawn #pink #clouds #gold #sunrise #golden #square #extra large #oversized #statement art #blush 
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Working from her Isle of Skye studio, Lynne creates poetic seascapes and skies inspired by the wild romance of Scotland’s beaches and the Outer Hebrides. Her large-scale, limited edition works... Read more

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