Whitstable, England - Signed Fine Art Edition Print
£149.00 GBP
I was one of 50 lucky Wild Card Artists selected by Sky Arts to paint the beautiful Harbour & Beach of Whitstable, a seaside town on the North Coast of Kent, England famous for its 'native oysters'. My view was of the Whitstable Yacht club, the charming sail boats, and the beautiful beach divided up by the wooden Groynes that sweep down to the water.
Sky Landscape Artist of the Year is a competition of 8 main artists and 50 Wild Card Artists that have a chance to be seen and selected by the judges whilst painting their given view 'En Plein Air' in a matter of hours!
I met Presenter Joan Bakewell who loved my painting & Landscape Artist Judge & Curator Kathleen Soriano who came to talk to me about my composition and the palette I had chosen, little did I know then that it was because I was her favourite in the Wild Card Artists!
See the Original Whitstable Painting
SIGNED FINE ART EDITION PRINT:
Signed by the Artist and printed on German Hahnemühle 310gsm Etching paper.
Available in either Large (70 x 59.4 cm) & Small (50 x 42 cm) Sizes
Edition of 250
PACKAGING:
Each print is wrapped in crisp white tissue paper & rolled in a presentation tube with a gift tag attached with Clare Haxby Studio Ribbon.
Each print is embossed with the Clare Haxby Studio Authentic Edition stamp and has its own unique edition number.
Inside the tube is a framing pack with extra labels to go on the back of your frame.
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*Print does not include frame. For styling purposes only.
Clare is a British Contemporary Artist who creates original mixed media paintings and signed edition prints of global landmarks. Clare’s prints have a global following and hang in collector’s homes around the world. Collectors include embassies, diplomats and international banks.
