DESCRIPTION

Limited to 250 fine art limited edition prints + 25 artist proofs, 'Break of Day' is available either mounted or mounted and framed. We also offer the framed print glazed with a high quality reduced reflection glass called ARTglass. Please select the format you require using the drop down list above.

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The Benefits of ARTglass

Printed on 260gsm fine art paper, each print is individually signed and numbered by Paul and supplied with a certificate of authenticity.  

Mounted with an off-white double mount and supplied acetate wrapped.  

The framed print is mounted as described and then framed in a 6cm wide distressed moulding with a dark green/blue matt finish and intermittent silver sight edge.  The distressed nature of this moulding is part of the intended effect. Supplied strung and ready to hang.

WHAT IS ARTGLASS?

Standard picture framing glass is called float glass. This glass is used by the majority of picture framers and is perfectly acceptable for use when framing most limited edition prints but it does cause reflection and impurities in the glass cause the framed image to appear duller than intended.

To overcome these compromises we offer all our limited editions with the option of been fitted with a speciality glass called ARTglass designed to reduce reflection and improve clarity.
Unlike 'non-reflective' glass which is etched to reduce reflection but has a cloudy appearance as a result, ARTglass is coated with a high-tech film, reducing reflection whilst adding clarity.
The example shown here is an actual scan of a print framed with ARTglass in the left half of the frame and standard glass in the right half. This image has not been altered or enhanced in any way and clearly shows how ARTglass improves the clarity and vibrancy of the print. From certain viewing angles it appears that the glass is invisible.

DIMENSIONS

All dimensions are Height x Width and are approximate.

	Image Size	Finished Size
Mounted Print	44.0 x 43.0cm	64.5 x 62.5cm
Framed Print		76.0 x 74.0cm

 

BIOGRAPHY

 

Born in Debyshire, Paul moved with his parents to Devon where he collected a series of awards as a junior artist.  His first job was as a pottery designer and he quickly moved on to become an illustrator for the ‘South Devon Scene’, a local newspaper based in the internationally renowned art college Dartington Hall near Totnes, Devon 

Paul is passionate about painting and, in recent years, has moved towards oil and pastels, creating wonderfully atmospheric and vivid landscapes full of life and drama.

His technique is sophisticated and singular, providing great depth to his work that is continually evolving. His work has achieved international recognition for its quality, clarity, dramatic light and atmosphere.