A stunning limited edition & signed print from the original painting by local, Christian artist, John Twinning. The Cathedral viewed from Stowe Fields. Prints are giclee prints and use pigment inks on a high quality art paper. THREE SIZES see below.

£39.00

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Prints are giclee prints and use pigment inks on a high quality art paper. Each size (Small, Medium and large) has a limited edition run of 450 (i.e. 1350 in total). Prints are signed and numbered by the artist and come with a certificate of authenticity.

SMALL PRINT  £17.50 - image size measures Approx (W) 18 x (H) 14.4
Mounted
Mount board outer dimensions measures Approx (W) 26.1 x (H) 23.4 cms

MEDIUM PRINT £39.00
Actual Image size measures Approx (W) 27 x (H) 21.5
Mounted
Mount board outer dimensions measures Approx (W) 36.6 x (H) 32 cms

LARGE PRINT £50.00
Actual Image size measures Approx (W) 33.2 x (H) 26.5
Mounted
Mount board outer dimensions measures Approx (W) 45.4 x (H) 40.7 cms

John Twinning was born in Birmingham in 1961. He showed an interest
in the visual arts from an early age.  In 1983 John gained a BA in Visual
Communications Studies at West Midlands College of Higher Education.
The course consisted of practical work in several creative fields including
photography, graphic design, video and audio visual production.
In his graduating year, John's photographs won first prize in a
competition organised by The Observer and Christian Aid which
was open to all professional UK photographers.

After College, John worked for a number of years as a freelance journal
photographer and graphic designer.

In September 2008, John's painting ‘Low Tide'
was exhibited and sold at the Royal Watercolour Society/Sunday Times
Watercolour Exhibition at the Bankside Galleries on London's South
Bank.

John previously sold his painting of ‘Lichfield Cathedral' in
1997 at the prestigious Singer & Friedlander/Sunday Times Watercolour
Exhibition at the Mall Galleries in London. He has also sold work at
the Friends of the Royal Birmingham Society of Artists Open Exhibition;
as well as other galleries in the Midlands and East Anglia.

John's medium of choice for the vast majority of work he undertakes is
gouache on paper. Pencil drawings also feature strongly.