Description
A watercolour painting looking across the fields to Carn Brea Monument.
Springtime in West Cornwall is unmistakable when the fields light up in brilliant shades of gold. Painted in a loose realistic style, this original watercolour captures sweeping rows of blooming daffodils and spring flowers bathed in sunlight. The engine houses of East Pool Mine can be seen. In the distance, the soft violet hill of Carn rise up to reveal the iconic local landmarks of Carn Brea Castle and the Basset Monument.
The distinctive narrow, panoramic format draws the eye right through the landscape, making it a striking feature piece for narrow walls, alcoves, or as part of a gallery wall.
Details & Specifications:
- Medium: Original watercolour on paper, hand-signed by the artist
- Subject: Daffodil fields looking towards Carn Brea & East Pool Mine, Cornwall
- Artwork Dimensions: 115 x 245 mm (narrow panoramic format)
- Framing Guidance: Supplied unmounted. Because of its unique narrow proportions, we recommend taking this piece to a local framer, or placing it inside a larger standard frame (such as an 8 x 10″ or 10 x 12″ frame) with a custom-cut window mount.
- Shipping: Free UK postage and packaging included
