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'Low light on the Twr Bach Lighthouse', Ynys Landdwyn, Anglesey, 40x40cm oil on board (framed)

£2,000.00

This painting is of a scene I captured in a photograph of the lighthouse on Ynys Landdwyn. It was captured around mid morning in winter, with low light off to the south east (left). This scene is very famous and there are lots of photographs taken from similar locations. This was the first time I had visited it and as luck has it, we got a spectacular day (and low tide). The light was perfect, skipping over the headland and hitting the side of the lighthouse.

This is the second painting I have done of this scene. Earlier in the year, I did a smaller study in acrylic paint (20x20cm). Since completing that one, I wanted to come back to this, painting it in a larger format and in oil paints.

As a side note, Ynys Landdwyn is a tidal island. At low tide it is a peninsula connected to Anglesey, but at high tide it is fully cut off. Jo (my ex wife) and I strolled over to it completely unaware. Fortunately we were back over before being cut off. A lucky escape this time!

This painting is of a scene I captured in a photograph of the lighthouse on Ynys Landdwyn. It was captured around mid morning in winter, with low light off to the south east (left). This scene is very famous and there are lots of photographs taken from similar locations. This was the first time I had visited it and as luck has it, we got a spectacular day (and low tide). The light was perfect, skipping over the headland and hitting the side of the lighthouse.

This is the second painting I have done of this scene. Earlier in the year, I did a smaller study in acrylic paint (20x20cm). Since completing that one, I wanted to come back to this, painting it in a larger format and in oil paints.

As a side note, Ynys Landdwyn is a tidal island. At low tide it is a peninsula connected to Anglesey, but at high tide it is fully cut off. Jo (my ex wife) and I strolled over to it completely unaware. Fortunately we were back over before being cut off. A lucky escape this time!

Technical Specifications

Medium: Professional Grade Oil Paint (Winsor & Newton / Gamblin) on Premium Stretched Canvas or board (see decription).

Dimensions (Painting): 40cm x 40cm

Dimensions (Frame exterior): 51.5cm x 51.5cm

Framing: This painting is sold framed as seen in product image. Premium frames are sourecd for all art (Brampton Picture Framing). If you would like an alternative framing option, please advise.

Archival Quality & Provenance I approach the durability of my art with the same rigour as an engineering project. This painting has been created using only the highest grade archival materials to ensure stability and longevity.

Protection: The surface is sealed with a UV-protective varnish to prevent fading and protect against dust.

Provenance: Includes a signed Certificate of Authenticity and is catalogued in the studio archive.

Guarantee: I personally guarantee the materials and craftsmanship of this work.

Shipping & Delivery

Packaging: Your artwork is wrapped in acid-free tissue paper and securely packaged in a custom-reinforced box to withstand transit.

Delivery: Sent via [Royal Mail Special Delivery / Courier], fully tracked and insured.

Global Shipping: International shipping is available.