| Dimensions | N/A |
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| Collection | Lost in Colour |
| Material | Giclée print on 290gsm 100% cotton fibre paper |
Giclée print
Spring Light at the Abbey
33,00 € – 117,00 €
The story behind this painting is very sentimental. For over a year, I was stuck in the US for visa reasons after having moved to a new country with no friends or family bar the husband. During this time, there were ups and downs, though, I felt the most homesick after hearing news of Queen Elizabeth’s passing. At this point in time, I truly wished that I could be with my family and friends at home.
I created this piece depicting Westminster Abbey and Queen Anne’s Lace bathed in spring light to mark new beginnings. The Abbey was the location for the Queen’s funeral, but also for King Charles’ coronation. As one book closes, a new one opens.
This giclée print was created to high standards of reproduction with materials tested by Wilhelm-Research to resist fading and discolouration in excess of 60 years. Printed on archival 100% cotton fibre paper with a weight of 290gsm and a calliper of 19 mils. Hand-signed at the bottom.
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