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These Are The Days - Print

from £35.00

A signed, fine art giclée print on beautiful Hahnemühle German Etch heavyweight paper using archival-quality pigment inks.

Two Sizes: 50cm x 50cm or 35cm x 35cm.

Painted on Sky Arts Landscape Of The Year competition, 2026. For more information about the painting and behind the scenes story, read my blog.

Prints are unframed so that you can frame it in something that suits your home. Habitat and Ikea both offer reasonably priced frames in the print sizes available.

Please note: prints are printed to order, so expect dispatch and delivery to take up to ten days.

Every care has been taken to show the artwork as accurately as possible with regard to size and colour. The image you see may be different due to slight variation between browsers, devices and screen settings.

Size:

A signed, fine art giclée print on beautiful Hahnemühle German Etch heavyweight paper using archival-quality pigment inks.

Two Sizes: 50cm x 50cm or 35cm x 35cm.

Painted on Sky Arts Landscape Of The Year competition, 2026. For more information about the painting and behind the scenes story, read my blog.

Prints are unframed so that you can frame it in something that suits your home. Habitat and Ikea both offer reasonably priced frames in the print sizes available.

Please note: prints are printed to order, so expect dispatch and delivery to take up to ten days.

Every care has been taken to show the artwork as accurately as possible with regard to size and colour. The image you see may be different due to slight variation between browsers, devices and screen settings.

Inspiration

Painted on Sky Arts Landscape Of The Year competition, 2026. The view is of London’s Southbank, featuring the National Theatre and London Eye, painted from HMS Wellington on The Embankment. For more information about the painting and behind the scenes story, read my blog.