Meeting in the garden of delights

Professional Giclee digital art print on archival cotton Hahnemuhle paper.

OPEN EDITION, available in 30 cm x 30cm. Framed or unframed

LIMITED EDITIONS, signed numbered editions of 25 in 3 sizes: 23cm x 23cm (9.0inches x 9.0inches), 32cm x 32cm (12.6inches x 12.6inches), 42cm x 42cm (16.7inches x 16.7inches). Size includes a 25mm (1 inch) white border.

This is an especially beautiful pavillion on Hampstead heath as you head out to Golders green. This Victorian structure is surrounded by stunning gardens and the wildness of the surrounding park. It is a delightful and exotic place both romantic and secretive with its winding paths and hidden places.

FAQ:

What are the frames made from: Frames are made from wood with a satin painted or veneer finnish. Fixings are attached and the frames are ready to hang. Please see last image for reference.

What is the difference between Limited and Open editions?

Limited editions; only 25 copies in each size, signed and numbered. The image is not cropped. White space around the image is included so it can be framed to show the artist signature and number of the edition.

Open editions; images are cropped to fit standardised commercially available frame sizes; 30 x 30cm, 40 x 40cm, A4 and A3. They have no additional white space, and bear no signature or number.

What is a digital Giclee print?

All digital Giclee prints are produced and shipped by the PrintSpace, who have production facilituies in London UK, the U.S.A. and Germany. All digital prints are museum quality Giclee art prints on Hahnemuehle photo rag paper.

Giclée printing is a fine art digital printing method using specialist archival pigment inks and acid-free papers; creating museum/gallery quality prints with excellent depth of colour, longevity and stability.

Declaration:

Gordon Mckenna is the sole producer of the images and art works at www.gordonmckennastudio.com and asserts his copyright on all the images and other content used by www.gordonmckennastudio.com.

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