Artwork description:
‘Walking from Padstow to Harlyn’ is a multi layered collagraph print combined with paper stencils. It was inspired by the beauty of the coastal landscape whilst walking on the coastal path from Padstow to Harlyn. I did the walk out of season on a bright and blustery day and it was fabulous to see the empty beach from the height of the coastal path. This print comes mounted in an archival window mount ready to be framed in a standard size frame.
Materials used:
Traditional oil based printing inks, Somerset satin paper
Tags:
#green #sea #countryside #coast #cornwall #hedgerow #british countryside #padstow #gift for nature loversFeatured by our Editors:
Walking from Padstow to Harlyn (2019)
Collagraphs
by Sarah Broughton
5 Artist Reviews
£95
- Collagraphs on Paper
- From a limited edition of 8
- Size: 30 x 30 x 0.3cm (unframed) / 15 x 15cm (actual image size)
- Signed and numbered on the front
- Style: Illustrative
- Subject: Landscapes, sea and sky
- Hurry only 1 left in stock
Artwork description
‘Walking from Padstow to Harlyn’ is a multi layered collagraph print combined with paper stencils. It was inspired by the beauty of the coastal landscape whilst walking on the coastal path from Padstow to Harlyn. I did the walk out of season on a bright and blustery day and it was fabulous to see the empty beach from the height of the coastal path. This print comes mounted in an archival window mount ready to be framed in a standard size frame.
Materials used:
Traditional oil based printing inks, Somerset satin paper
Tags:
#green #sea #countryside #coast #cornwall #hedgerow #british countryside #padstow #gift for nature loversFeatured by our Editors:
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Artist Reviews (5)
This artwork is sold by Sarah Broughton from United Kingdom
Sarah Broughton
United Kingdom
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I am a printmaker and printmaking is a huge part of my life. I love to develop my printmaking every time I print. I like to experiment with new... Read more
