‘Royal Crescent’

The Royal Crescent is one of Bath’s most iconic landmarks and was build between 1767 and 1775 and designed by John Wood the Younger. The impressive landmark is often captured from the front, but in Michael Sutherland’s painting we can see the higglty-pigglty nature of the rear, gardens and surrounding streets, sitting in stark contrast to the orderly Georgian sweep of the front facade. 

About the artist

Michael Sutherland, a rising British artist, has garnered attention with a string of successful exhibitions and appearances on TV. With a substantial following on TikTok and a growing base of collectors, his future looks bright and full of exciting prospects.

About Giclee prints

A giclée is a high-quality reproduction of an original artwork created using a specialised inkjet process. This method utilizes archival-quality materials and pigment-based inks to produce vibrant colours and fine details that closely mirror the original piece. Giclée reproductions are valued for their exceptional quality and longevity, making them a popular choice for artists and collectors seeking a premium alternative to traditional reproductions.

Unframed signed A2 Giclee print

• Comes on the finest 305 gsm cotton rag card
• Hand signed
• Ready to frame in an off-the-shelf frame
• Paper dimensions A2 (59.4 x 42cm)
• There is a natural white border surrounding the image

Framed signed A2 Giclee print 

• Comes ready to hang in a simple elegant frame (approx 63 x 45.5cm)
• Frame available in black or white
• Paper dimensions A2 (59.4 x 42cm)
• Comes on the finest 305 gsm cotton rag card
• Hand signed
• There is a natural white border surrounding the image

Special Edition Full-size canvas framed 90x63cm

• Full-size giclee on deep-edge canvas
• Charcoal coloured handmade float frame 
• 90x63cm
• Hand signed

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