This Cornwall print is a signed limited edition print by artist John Dyer of Cape Cornwall and the Kenidjack Valley.
The colours and beauty of the rugged Cornish landscape at Cape Cornwall have inspired this stunning limited edition print by John Dyer. A night sky twinkles with stars and a couple collect ripe blackberries in the Kenidjack valley. Cape Cornwall can be seen in the distance with fishing boats, and Cornish choughs fly past. A sausage dog and two beautiful donkeys, that live in the valley, complete this wonderful signed print of Cornwall.
The limited edition signed print is printed with the very best archival inks on museum-quality fine art watercolour paper and then hand numbered, titled and personally signed by the artist from his studio in Cornwall.
This Cornish signed art print, 'Blackberry Picking under the Stars, Cape Cornwall' by John Dyer, and other prints of Cornwall that are for sale on our online Cornwall art gallery, can be purchased securely online. We provide free worldwide delivery to your door.
| Description | Signed Limited Edition Print |
| Artist | Cornish Artist John Dyer (born 1968) |
| Paper type | Archival matte textured watercolour paper. Heavy weight paper approx 300gsm |
| Signed by the Artist | Signed by John Dyer |
| Number of prints in the edition | 50 signed & numbered prints |
| Print process | Premium Quality Fine art Giclée Print. Produced to exacting standards by the artists using the highest possible quality printing technology. |
| Medium | UV-resistant archival ink creating vibrant rich colours and the maximum longevity. As with all pieces of art please avoid hanging in direct sunlight if possible. |
| Paper size | 432mm x 559mm I 17" x 22" |
| Image size | 389mm x 389mm I 15.3" x 15.3" |
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