SOMEWHERE BEYOND THE SEAOil painting
by Peter Goodhall

A large one from the original and popular international award winning series of waterscape paintings This painting will create a sense of calm and tranquillity in any environment, evoking feelings of perfect serenity when following the ethereal fluid patterns that magically appear. Although there are many subtle variations of blue in this painting and blue is obviously the predominant colour the painting does convey plenty of warmth particularly with the vista of the sand and pebbles through the shallow water.

This is a gallery wrapped painting that is supplied completely ready to hang. This contemporary style of presentation requires no additional framing because the painted image is carefully and intentionally continued around the edges of the canvas. It will look great on the wall as it is.

Painted using the finest quality paints and materials throughout. The superior linen canvas* around a robust hardwood stretcher* provides a substrate second to none. The painted surface is predominantly smooth aided by the close weave of the linen combined with the meticulous blending of the oil paint.

*Linen canvas is recognised as being stronger and more durable than cotton canvas and is totally naturally produced.
*The hardwood stretcher (the frame that the canvas is stapled around) has a deep profile and will provide greater stability than the more common pine (soft wood) stretcher profiles.

Of course, unfortunately, there is a down side to purchasing large paintings. The shipping costs can be quite high and potentially there may be import duty to pay on some international destinations. Information/details provided at check-out. This painting will be shipped in a robust purpose built plywood crate to ensure safe transportation.

Materials used:

professional quality oils on linen canvas over a hardwood stretcher

Details:

• Oil painting on Canvas
• One of a kind artwork
• Size: 178 x 102 x 4cm
• Ready to hang
• Signed on the front
• Style: Photorealistic
• Subject: Landscapes, sea and sky

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