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About us


Company


w6art.co.uk is a UK sole-trader company, set up in 2009.
Our base is in Hammersmith, west London ... that's where the name comes from : W6 is the district post code.
w6art incorporates the older eyeBender.co.uk, which was our original site - all the eyeBender stuff is here, along with lots of other works.

Proprietor


Keith Davidson
Digital artist and photographer, printer, designer, admin slave and tea-person.
Keith Davidson

Guarantee


We aim to give our customers unusual, original, high-quality goods and swift service.
That's backed up with a no-quibble guarantee : if anything isn't right, contact us for a refund or replacement.

Artworks


Starting out with panoramic photos, the range here has grown to include both traditional rectangular panoramas and circular 'birds-eye-view' scenes. All the places are real, of course. Hand-made silk-screen prints form another significant portion of the works here. Visit regularly to see all the new stuff.

Web design


We do that too. Available for small companies and individuals.
A few examples :
Email us at w6art@w6art.co.uk for details.

News feed


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Sizes and framing


Prints are supplied unframed, unless otherwise shown.
Framing is available on selected prints - for delivery in London only.

Dimensions given for each item are those of the image itself.

Silk-screen prints always have ‘white space‘ around them, and are suitable for framing as-is, or after careful trimming. Framing using bevelled mounts, or a simple floating arrangement are both suitable.

Photos are usually printed to the edge of the paper, or close to it. Bevelled mounts and/or contact mounting are suitable framing strategies; given the subject matter, important detail is concentrated in the centre of the images. For best results, mounts should overlap the image by 5-10 mm on each side.

Framing options


Some of our prints come with a framing option, for delivery to London addresses.

Currently available for the circular panorama range only, £50.
Please choose the "framed"option shown with each item.


Framed prints are delivered by hand - in London only. We can deliver framed prints anywhere that has a Tube or London Overground station within a mile or so. Deliveries are free.

Customers outside London can of course order any of our prints unframed.

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Shipping



Delivery charges

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UK Free on all orders over £5
International £10 GBP per order, for any quantity


Delivery time

Your address Time estimate
UK 5 working days
London 3 working days
Outside London 5 working days
International Up to 2 weeks


Delivery : unframed prints :
Normally delivered by Royal Mail - First Class, or Airmail where appropriate.
The Royal Mail web site has more details of time estimates.
If you're in a big rush, a hand delivery may be possible - especially in London. Please contact us for details.

Delivery : framed prints
Some of our prints come with a framing option (displayed with the item, in the price box).
Framed prints are generally delivered by hand; for that reason we offer the framing option for customers in London only.


Unpacking & hanging your prints

Prints are rolled and shipped in a sturdy tube ... unroll and allow to lie flat for 24 hours, and they're ready for framing.

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Payments



Online Shopping Cart


Adding items to the shopping cart
Click the 'Add to Cart' button against the item that you want.
Quantity is 1 initially.

More items?
In the shopping cart, the 'Continue shopping' button will return you to the w6art home page.
You can add as many items as you like to a single order.

Viewing / editing the cart contents
Click the 'view cart' button on any page.
You can change quantities and delete items if you change your mind.


Secure payment options


We accept the following forms of payment : All payments go through the PayPal secure network - whether by credit card or PayPal account.
PayPal is one of the most long-established payment gateways on the internet. Security features to look out for are 'https' in the address bar, and/or a padlock icon indicating that encription is in force. Both of these features ensure that your payment is safe.

Checkout


Shipping option
At checkout, you will be asked to choose the service that's right for you :
PayPal account holders :
No PayPal account?

Paying by cheque


Internet playing tricks?
You can send us a cheque in a range of currencies : A few days is needed for cheques to clear through the banking system, after which your items will be dispatched.
Email us at w6art@w6art.co.uk for details.


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Papers and materials



Limited editions

Nothing here is mass-produced. All our photograhps and silk-screen prints are limited edition, signed and numbered by the artist.


Photographic


Professional photo papers
Real photographs: all our panoramas are proper digital C-type photographs on Fuji and Kodak papers - not inkjet prints.
The paper manufacturers guarantee that the colours won't fade "for generations" in normal indoor conditions.

Laser technology photo printing
The digital C-type process uses red, green & blue lasers to transfer the image to the photographic paper. Also known as chromogenic printing (or lambda, or lightjet), the process allows an exceptionally wide gamut of colours to be reproduced, and the precision tracking of the lasers allows excellent retention of detail. The result is some very vibrant, sharp prints.

Size matters
There is a lot of detail in our panoramas. Our (generous) standard size for the circular ones is 16 inches / 405 mm square - about as wide as a tabloid newspaper. They can be hung at a comfortable height, but they won't dominate a room.

Which way up?
You can hang our circular panoramas up-side down or sideways ....
Who can say which way is up?


Silk-screen prints


Hand made
Our silk-screen prints and are produced either as single-copy monoprints or in editions of a few copies.
Edition sizes are shown with each design.

Silk-screen method
The artist makes a stencil for the image on a screen - originally made of silk, but nowadays a fine polyester mesh. Stencils can be photographic, hand-drawn in wax, or made using a myriad of other methods and materials. Coloured ink is spread on the screen, then the artist pulls a squeegee over it, forcing ink through the screen mesh onto the paper below. The screen is lifted, revealing the print.
The process is repeated for each layer / colour in the image, printing directly on top of the earlier layers - gradually building up the final result.

Papers
All of our silk-screen prints are on art papers, suitable for framing.
The most common types :

Inks & colours
The acrylic inks used in the silk-screen process can produce colours that a computer screen just can't display, so what you see on-screen is an approximation of a print's real appearance. Metallic, day-glow and saturated colours are a particular challenge : even photographs don't do them justice.

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Contact us



Email


Email us direct : w6art@w6art.co.uk


Telephone


Mobile : 07891 933 069 (UK)
Telephone : 020 8748 9410 (UK) / +44 20 8748 9410 (international)




^ heading #circular photo panoramas ^ picture #square #1033 #London - Palace of Westminster #80+ #405 mm / 16 in square #360-degree circular panorama

Houses of Parliament, Westminster

An evening view of the Houses of Parliament, as viewed from the south bank of the River Thames. The large 'London Eye' wheel appears on the right, and County Hall at lower right.

St. Steven's Tower, better known as Big Ben, takes centre stage at the top.

Digital C-print photograph on Kodak Metallic professional paper
405x405 mm
Limited edition : 25 ^ picture #square #1008 #Hammersmith Bridge #80+ #405 mm / 16 in square #360-degree circular panorama

This is the second bridge to be built across the River Thames at Hammersmith, the first having become too weak for heavy horse-drawn traffic. It still forms a vital link with Barnes on the south bank - the next bridges in either direction being at some considerable distance.

Each March, the Oxford v Cambridge Boat Race passes under the bridge ... but the River Thames in spring can be very choppy, which all adds to the fun ...

Opened by Edward VII, Prince of Wales in 1877, the current bridge is a challenge to maintain, with its wrought iron construction and solid oak deck timbers.

Digital C-print photograph on Fuji Crystal Archive paper
405x405 mm
Limited edition : 250 ^ picture #square #1001 #Royal Albert Hall #80+ #405 mm / 16 in square #360-degree circular panorama

Opened by Queen Victoria in 1871, London's Royal Albert Hall is recognised the world over.

Part of the ‘Albertopolis‘ district of South Kensington, the hall is in exact geographical alignment with at least four other great buildings, including the Royal School of Music, seen here at bottom right, the Albert Memorial in Hyde Park, and the Natural History Museum.

Hosting events from The Proms to boxing and even ice skating, the hall has moved with the times, and retains its place at the cultural heart of England.

Digital C-print photograph on Fuji Crystal Archive paper
405x405 mm
Limited edition : 25 ^ picture #square #1006 #St. Paul‘s Cathedral #80+ #405 mm / 16 in square #360-degree circular panorama

Back to its former glory and scrubbed clean, Wren‘s glorious cathedral has been in the headlines for a few months as the site of the ‘Occupy London‘ protest. It has seen off many a threat - notably a world war or two. And Diana walked up the steps ...

Paternoster Square - site of the London Stock Exchange - has attracted controversy over the years, with its modernist architecture - in great contrast with its towering neighbour. But the city types love it, and the cafés do a good trade.

Digital C-print photograph on Fuji Crystal Archive paper
405x405 mm
Limited edition : 25

^ picture #square #1025 #Westminster - Big Ben #80+ #405 mm / 16 in square #360-degree circular panorama

Houses of Parliament & Westminster Bridge



The Palace of Westminster has a 1000-year history, but much of it was destroyed by fire in 1834; the Gothic-style replacement was chosen to be "different from the White House in the USA".

St. Steven‘s Tower is perhaps the world‘s most recognisable building ... designed to provoke awe and inspire confidence in Parliament (we hope). Big Ben is just the bell.

Across Westminster Bridge is the London Eye - one of the world‘s largest Ferris wheels. Take the 30-minute trip 135m above the River Thames for a view right over central London.

Digital C-print photograph on Fuji Crystal Archive paper
405x405 mm
Limited edition : 25 ^ picture #square #1012 #Docklands - Canary Wharf #80+ #405 mm / 16 in square #360-degree circular panorama

A view of the regenerated Docklands financial district in the East End of London, with One Canada Square - the tallest skyscraper in the country - and all the modern architecture you can handle.

Many of London‘s financial institutions have moved here from the old City of London a couple of miles up the road. Smart retailers and restaurants have followed.

Canary Wharf Tube station, seen here at the edge of the square, is something of an architectural marvel in its own right, with its cavernous underground concourse and curvy bubble-shaped entrance.

Digital C-print photograph on Fuji Crystal Archive paper
405x405 mm
Limited edition : 25 ^ picture #square #1024 #Richmond Bridge - evening #80+ #405 mm / 16 in square #360-degree circular panorama

Richmond-upon-Thames is the only London Borough that spans the River Thames, and Richmond Bridge - built 1777 - is the oldest of all London‘s bridges that remains close to its original design. The geography is a little curvy here, like the river - the north end of the bridge is on the south side of the river.

On the north (town) side is the broad tow-path seen here, lined with cafés and upmarket restaurants, and more than a few decent pubs. Richmond has a certain village character; walk up the narrow high street, into Water Lane and down to the river; watch the sunset - and watch your waistline.

Digital C-print photograph on Fuji Crystal Archive paper
405x405 mm
Limited edition : 250 ^ picture #square #1016 #Tower Bridge and London Assembly #80+ #405 mm / 16 in square #360-degree circular panorama

Two icons of London - one clad in Cornish granite, the other a modern marvel with a dozen nicknames (the Egg, Darth Vader‘s Helmet, and others unprintable).

Different they are, but the Gothic Tower Bridge and the curved glassy exterior of the London Assembly building [City Hall] create a pleasant contrast rather than a clash.

Once an line of wharves and docks, the area beside the River Thames is acquiring a reputation for sensitive regeneration.

Digital C-print photograph on Fuji Crystal Archive paper
405x405 mm
Limited edition : 250 ^ picture #square #1003 #Cleaver Sq Kennington - autumn #80+ #405 mm / 16 in square #360-degree circular panorama

One of south London‘s secrets - Cleaver Square is a well-preserved example of Georgian urban planning. Just far enough from the main road, it has an atmosphere apart.

Sit and watch the world go by, or have a pint in the Prince of Wales pub. A magnet for London‘s boule players ...

Cleaver Square / Autumn forms part of a set : see also the Winter, Spring and Summer versions available here.

Digital C-print photograph on Fuji Crystal Archive paper
405x405 mm
Limited edition : 250 ^ picture #square #1004 #Cleaver Sq Kennington - winter #80+ #405 mm / 16 in square #360-degree circular panorama

South London didn‘t escape the snows this winter - but the runners were still out in the square.

In recent years, Britain has seen some of the coldest and longest freezes for a century; we slither a bit, and the Scandinavians have a laugh at our expense. But we‘re British, and wouldn‘t have it any other way.

Cleaver Square / Winter forms part of a set : see the Spring, Summer and Autumn versions also available here.

Digital C-print photograph on Fuji Crystal Archive paper
405x405 mm
Limited edition : 250 ^ picture #square #1018 #Cleaver Sq Kennington - spring #80+ #405 mm / 16 in square #360-degree circular panorama

Georgian Squares in London were often set out without planting, with the architeture itself determining the look. Cleaver Square is unusual in this respect, having extensive planting : London planes, cherries and lime trees surround the square, and spring brings out the colours.

Pick a warm day, sit and relax. Watch the pétanque and have a glass of beaujolais or Bière de Garde at the pub in the corner of the square.

Cleaver Square / Spring forms part of a set : see also the Summer, Autumn and Winter versions available here.

Digital C-print photograph on Fuji Crystal Archive paper
405x405 mm
Limited edition : 250 ^ picture #square #1021 #Cleaver Sq Kennington - summer #80+ #405 mm / 16 in square #360-degree circular panorama

Kennington appeared in the Domesday Book of 1086 as ‘Chenintune‘, when the area was held by the goldsmith Teodric and produced annual revenues of £3 0s 0d for the Crown.

Today Cleaver Square is a favourite pedestrian short-cut to the local Tube station and shops at Kennington Cross. Passers-by may see a game of pétanque [or boules] under way beneath the shade trees - the gravel provides the ideal surface.

Cleaver Square / Summer forms part of a set : see also the Autumn, Winter and Spring versions available here.

Digital C-print photograph on Fuji Crystal Archive paper
405x405 mm
Limited edition : 250 ^ picture #square #1022 #Marylebone - Chiltern Street #80+ #405 mm / 16 in square #360-degree circular panorama

Running parallel to Baker Street , Chiltern Street has grand examples of 19th century mansion blocks, a selection of boutiques and the Blandford Hotel - popular with tourists, shoppers and business travellers.

Portman Mansions, the red-brick building shown here, was designed by Henry Saxon Snell, an architect better known for workhouses and hospitals. Here he has incorporated little luxuries, fine brickwork and gargoyles including a monkey and Quasimodo.

Unnoticed by visitors to the nearby Madame Tussaud‘s, the street‘s details are worth a 5-minute diversion and more than one upward glance.

Digital C-print photograph on Fuji Crystal Archive paper
405x405 mm
Limited edition : 25 ^ picture #square #1009 #Kensington - Adam & Eve Mews #80+ #405 mm / 16 in square #360-degree circular panorama

Rare in central London, ‘Mews‘ streets were originally stable rows; today the car occupies the space once taken by a horse-drawn carriage.

House owners love the quiet atmosphere, their flower tubs on the cobbles and smart exterior décor. Something to nurture.

Digital C-print photograph on Fuji Crystal Archive paper
405x405 mm
Limited edition : 25 ^ picture #square #1023 #Regent's Park - Rose Garden #80+ #405 mm / 16 in square #360-degree circular panorama

London loves its Royal Parks - 5,000 acres or nearly 8 square miles of greenery. One of the largest is Regent‘s Park - properly The Regent‘s Park. Once Henry VIII‘s hunting ground, the park is big enough for grand formal gardens, sports fields, a theatre and the famous ZfL London Zoo - with its own wharf on the nearby Regent's Canal.

Within the Inner Circle of Regent‘s Park are Queen Mary‘s Gardens with more than 400 varieties or roses, some of which are shown here. Take a picnic, rent a rowing boat, smell the roses. The squirrels will make you feel wanted.

Digital C-print photograph on Fuji Crystal Archive paper
405x405 mm
Limited edition : 25 ^ picture #square #1005 #Westminster - Cowley Street #80+ #405 mm / 16 in square #360-degree circular panorama

Just round the corner from Westminster Abbey and Parliament Square, this quiet little street is another jewel in England's crown.

Named after Cowley in the old county of Middlesex, Cowley Street is popular with politicians - notably the Liberal Democrats who have their headquarters here.

Part of an exceptionally well-preserved Georgian enclave, the street was set out in the 1720‘s and has seen few outward changes in nearly 300 years.

Digital C-print photograph on Fuji Crystal Archive paper
405x405 mm
Limited edition : 25 ^ picture #square #1013 #Norway - Fjordland #80+ #405 mm / 16 in square #360-degree circular panorama

Sognefjord - Aurland - Flåm

At the extreme inland limit of the Sogne fjord, Flåm is a tiny village of 400 ... with a deep-water berth big enough for ocean liners. No matter what route a visitor takes, the approach is always dramatic - a 26km road tunnel from the next village, the famous Flåmsbana railway with its waterfalls and incredible gradients, or by water - on the Queen Mary or a tiny ferry.

The surrounding cliffs rise from sea level to 2,000m, surely one of the natural wonders of the world.

Digital C-print photograph on Fuji Crystal Archive paper
405x405 mm
Limited edition : 25 ^ heading #traditional photo panoramas ^ picture #panorama #8025 #Hammersmith - Chiswick - Lower Mall #90 #25x76 cm / 10x30 in #The houses, houseboats, parks and pubs along this stretch of the Thames make it a pleasant place for an evening stroll. Keep an eye out for rowers, runners and intrepid mudlarks at low tide.


Digital C-print photograph on Kodak Metallic paper
25x76 cm / 10x30 inch
Limited edition : 25

^ picture #panorama #8011 #Dartmoor National Park #90 #25x76 cm / 10x30 in #A view from Dartmoor over the farmland of west Devon, on a sparkling winter's day.

Digital C-print photograph on Kodak Metallic paper
25x76 cm / 10x30 inch
Limited edition : 25

^ picture #panorama #8017 #Hampshire Woodland #90 #25x76 cm / 10x30 in #A woodland scene in Hampshire, just as autumn shows its best colours.

Digital C-print photograph on Kodak Metallic paper
25x76 cm / 10x30 inch
Limited edition : 25

^ picture #panorama #8015 #London - River Thames panorama #90 #25x76 cm / 10x30 in #The traditional skyline with St. Paul‘s Cathedral taking centre spot.

The ultra-modern Millennium Bridge allows pedestrians to reach the Tate Modern art gallery on the south bank; the return north allows an uninterrupted view of the cathedral.

Digital C-print photograph on Kodak Metallic paper
25x76 cm / 10x30 inch
Limited edition : 25

^ picture #panorama #8004 #Richmond - autumn frost #90 #25x76 cm / 10x30 in #Richmond-upon-Thames, London

The view from Richmond Hill down to the River Thames and Petersham Meadows is perhaps one of the classic ‘rural‘ views of South East England, yet we are only 7 miles / 11 km from central London.

Protected by Act of Parliament since 1908, the view is guaranteed in perpetuity. Here we see it on a frosty morning in autumn - worth getting up early for the colours and perfect tranquility. Sir Joshua Reynolds painted here in the 18th century - and the view has changed little in the intervening 250 years.

Digital C-print photograph on Fuji Crystal Archive paper
25x76 cm / 10x30 inch
Limited edition : 25

^ picture #panorama #8018 #London - Millennium Bridge #90 #25x76 cm / 10x30 in #River Thames, Millennium Bridge & St. Paul‘s in silhouette.

London‘s newest pedestrian river-crossing, seen at twilight in autumn.

Nicknamed the ‘wobbly bridge‘ shortly after its opening in 2000, the structure initially suffered from alarming oscillations - likened to ‘being on a ship‘.

The addition of hidden cables, dampers and clever counterbalancing has steadied the structure - proof famously provided by the ladies of the Women‘s Institute, who were asked to stride across the bridge in lockstep. The fix passed the test and the bridge is now open to all comers.

Digital C-print photograph on Kodak Metallic paper
25x76 cm / 10x30 inch
Limited edition : 25

^ picture #panorama #8020 #London - Tower Bridge #90 #25x76 cm / 10x30 in #Tower Bridge in all its Victorian spendour, perhaps the most famous and ornate bridge across the River Thames.

Short run - limited edition of only 10.

Digital C-print photograph on Kodak Metallic paper
25x76 cm / 10x30 inch
Limited edition : 10

^ heading #silk-screen prints ^ picture #landscape #3141 #Red Shoes, Black Shoes #70 #30x23cm / 11x9 in #Silk-screen print

Pop-at style stilettos in lipstick shades and a crisp, classy black.


Hand printed on heavyweight Heritage paper
Image 30x23 cm / 11x9 in approx
Limited edition : 14
^ picture #square #4759 #Great Rose in green #200 #57cm / 22.5 in square #A very large silk-screen print - a classic beauty.

Hand printed on heavyweight Somerset Rag paper
57cm / 22.5 in square
Limited edition : 4
^ picture #square #4609 #Great Daffodil - Pink #200 #57cm / 22.5 in square #A very large silk-screen print of a spring favourite.

Hand printed on heavyweight Somerset Rag paper
57cm / 22.5 in square
Limited edition : 6
^ picture #square #4688 #Great Daffodils - Blue #200 #57cm / 22.5 in square #A very large silk-screen print of a spring favourite in false colour.

Hand printed on heavyweight Somerset Rag paper
57cm / 22.5 in square
Limited edition : 6
^ picture #square #4610 #Great Dandelion #200 #57cm / 22.5 in square #A very large silk-screen print of a wild favourite.

Hand printed on heavyweight Somerset Rag paper
57cm / 22.5 in square
Limited edition : 6
^ picture #square #4763 #Great Rose #200 #57cm / 22.5 in square #A very large and striking silk-screen print.

One of an edition of four prints, with minor colour variations - this one in reds and shocking pinks.

Hand printed on heavyweight Somerset Rag paper
57cm / 22.5 in square
Limited edition : 4
^ picture #landscape #1899 #Six Figures of New York #200 #525 x 915 mm / 20.6 x 36 inch #A New York favourite - the art-deco Chrysler Building in Manhattan.
A very large silk-screen print in a very short run of only 3 copies.

Hand printed on heavyweight Somerset Rag paper

525 x 915 mm / 20.6 x 36 inch
Limited edition : 3
^ picture #landscape #4478 #Abstract landscape #50 #28cm / 11in square # An abstract landscape mono-print.

Silk-screen original.
One of a series of images in this style, this one in reds, purples and metallic gold.


Hand drawn & printed on heavyweight Heritage paper
28cm / 11in square
Original / unique / single copy.
^ picture #landscape #1886 #Training Shoes #70 #43x33 cm / 17x13 in #Silk-screen print
Pop-at style, ready to run.


Hand printed on heavyweight Heritage paper
43x33 cm / 17x13 in
Limited edition : 7
^ picture #landscape #1887 #Red Shoes #70 #43x33cm / 17x13 in #Silk-screen print
Pop-at style stilettos in pillar-box red.


Hand printed on heavyweight Somerset Rag paper
43x33 cm / 17x13 in
Limited edition : 9
^ picture #square #1891 #Go Girls #50 #28cm / 11in square # Hand-made silk-screen print
A multiple image of a fashionable lady in a pop-art style.

See the matching ‘Go Guys‘ print also available here.

Hand printed on heavyweight Heritage paper
28cm / 11in square - Fits a standard LP-record frame.
Limited edition : 7
^ picture #square #1889 #Go Guys #50 #28cm / 11in square # Hand-made silk-screen print
A multiple image of a cool guy in pop-art style.

See the matching ‘Go Girls‘ print also available here.

Hand printed on heavyweight Heritage paper
28cm / 11in square - Fits a standard LP-record frame.
Limited edition : 10
^ picture #portrait #1880 #Dance Two #70 #56x23 cm / 22x9 inch #Drawn from life and adapted for silk-screen - an elegant lady and classic subject.

Hand printed on heavyweight Somerset Rag paper
56x23 cm / 22x9 inch
Limited edition : 6
^ picture #portrait #1884 #Waltz this Way #70 #76x56 mm / 30x22 inch #Drawn from life and adapted as a semi-abstract for silk-screen.

Hand printed on heavyweight Somerset Rag paper
76x56 mm / 30x22 inch
Limited edition : 8
^ picture #square #1892 #Red Rain #70 #400 mm / 15.7 in square #Hand-made silk-screen print

A colourful pop-art abstract landscape / sunset scene.

Hand printed on heavyweight Heritage paper
400 mm / 15.7 in square
Limited edition : 10

^ picture #portrait #4461 #Abstract silk-screen #70 #32x54cm / 13x21 in #Hand painted and mono-printed.

Silk-screen original.
One of a series of images in this style, this one in reds, blues, ochre and metallic gold.

Hand drawn & printed on heavyweight Heritage paper
32x54cm / 13x21 in
Original / unique / single copy.
^ picture #square #1897 #Blue Forest #50 #28x28 mm / 11x11 in #Silk-screen print

One of four images in the 'Forest' series

Hand printed on heavyweight Heritage paper
28x28 mm / 11x11 in : fits a standard LP-record frame
Limited edition : 9.
^ picture #square #1893 #Forest Orange #50 #28x28 mm / 11x11 in #Silk-screen print

One of four images in the 'Forest' series

Hand printed on heavyweight Heritage paper
28x28 mm / 11x11 in : fits a standard LP-record frame
Limited edition : 11.
^ picture #square #1861 #Ivy Blue #50 #28x28 mm / 11x11 in #Silk-screen print

One of four images in the 'Forest' series

Hand printed on heavyweight Heritage paper
28x28 mm / 11x11 in : fits a standard LP-record frame
Limited edition : 15.
^ picture #square #1860 #Red Roots #50 #28x28 mm / 11x11 in #Silk-screen print

One of four images in the 'Forest' series

Hand printed on heavyweight Heritage paper
28x28 mm / 11x11 in : fits a standard LP-record frame
Limited edition : 23.