£95.99
Nestled between dunes and the sea, a scatter of houses in rich ochres and soft whites looks out over a sweeping bay. The vibrant colours of the village roofs stand in playful contrast to the wild grasses in the foreground, rendered with energetic, almost calligraphic strokes. Beyond, a palette of turquoise, crimson and indigo reveals the distant curve of the coastline. Fiona Matheson paints the landscape with both texture and emotion, conjuring the bracing freshness of the wind, the warmth of home, and the timelessness of place. This is a coastal community deeply rooted in the land – its presence as much a part of the view as the hills and waves. Ideal for those who love bold colour and the raw energy of Scotland’s shoreline.
Our giclée prints are created using archival pigment inks on 100% cotton, acid-free fine art paper, offering exceptional colour depth and clarity. This specialist process captures every nuance of the original artwork, from subtle brushwork to bold textures, delivering a museum-quality finish designed to last for decades without fading.
We work closely with skilled printmakers here in Scotland to produce every piece to the highest standards. Each print is individually produced using a professional inkjet process and carefully checked for accuracy. The result is a premium print that retains the soul and richness of the artist’s original vision.
When you purchase one of our giclée art prints, you’re directly supporting the talented artists behind the work. We collaborate with a diverse range of Scottish and Scotland-inspired creators, helping to share their work with a wider audience while ensuring they receive a fair return for their creativity.
From vibrant florals to dramatic seascapes and wildlife, our giclée prints bring personality and warmth to any space. Easy to frame and beautifully printed, they make thoughtful gifts or an affordable way to enjoy art you truly love at home.
Signed Limited Edition of 95 Pieces
560 x 210 mm
Giclée art prints take 3-5 working days.
Easy to use, delivery as expected