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Martin Crampin
Digital prints based on ancient and medieval visual traditions, interpreting the mythology, literature, landscape and archaeology of the British Isles.


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This image was photographed in the Rheidol Valley near Aberystwyth in Ceredigion, Mid-Wales. Individually printed onto archival, Fine Art, Photo-Rag Paper using genuine Epson inks. Securely packaged in postal tube. Image size: 180 x 270mm approx. Paper size (A3): 297 x 420mm approx. Image © Tricia O’Kane.
Stunted Oak Forest by Images of Nature - Tricia O'Kane
This puzzle is made from poplar plywood; the colours are non-toxic and comply with European Safety Standards. © Primrose Standing Puzzles Dimension: 22.5cm x 20cm x 1.8cm
Noah’s Ark by Primrose Standing Puzzles
Pastel 30cm x 40cm. The peaceful water before it drops down with a roar. Frame, mount and glass. © Studio Rosa Danica
Where Loughor falls by Marianne Thune Haycock
Acrylic 30cm x 80cm The strange silence of this waterfall in the Glinhir estate is very poignant. Wooden frame. © Studio Rosa Danica
The Tall Waterfall by Marianne Thune Haycock
This puzzle is made from poplar plywood; the colours are non-toxic and comply with European Safety Standards. © Primrose Standing Puzzles Dimension: 20.5m x 17.5cm x 1cm
Wall letter D by Primrose Standing Puzzles
This puzzle is made from poplar plywood; the colours are non-toxic and comply with European Safety Standards. © Primrose Standing Puzzles Dimension: 9.5cm x 16.5cm x 1.8cm
Penguins by Primrose Standing Puzzles
Macro view of the Common Field Poppy using heightened colour painted in Oil on Canvas. Unframed size is 26 x 26 cm Copyright Carole King 2004
Poppy Cup by Carole King
Celtic Bangle by Toulhoat
Celtic Bangle by Toulhoat
Original was Oil on board 20cm x 40cm Only prints for sale © Studio Rosa Danica
The Quayside by DFDS Copenhagen by Axel Johansen
Original was Oil on canvas 15cm x 22cm Only prints for sale © Studio Rosa Danica
Study of Hens by Axel Johansen
Digital Print. One of a series of images interpreting the Life of St Gwynllyw, a sixth century saint local to Newport, Gwent. Digital print using archival quality inks on Satin Photo paper Image size 374 mm x 278 mm Gwynllyw, formerly king of Gwent, followed his monastic calling to establish a retreat with his wife Gwladys at or near the site of St Woolos Cathedral, Newport. The oldest parts of the cathedral, such as the arches of the nave, are roughly contemporary with the story of St Gwynllyw which is told in a twelfth century manuscript held in the British Library. Encouraged by their son, Cadog, the couple separate and Gwynllyw establishes his monastery in the hills, while Gwladys settles on the Ebbw River. © Martin Crampin 2000
Gwynllyw IV by Martin Crampin
Set of four, high quality, C6 greetings cards each featuring different winter abstract images. Each card is signed and individually printed onto 335gsm archival fine art card using genuine Epson inks. Individually packaged in cello bags with envelope. All images © Tricia O’Kane
"Winter Abstract Images" Greetings Card Set by Images of Nature - Tricia O'Kane


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