Description
Large Forest Wall Art, Limited edition unframed digital print
Gicle print on Hahnemule Fine Art Paper
Limited edition of 20
Digitally signed and numbered by artist with a certificate of authenticity
Ships in a tube from France
There is a 5cm white border around the print. Sizes shown indicate the paper size.
More About This Artwork
Parc des Drches is a large forest wall art gicle mixed media print inspired by Parc des Drches in Morzine. The composition captures the tranquil flow of the river as it winds through lush woodland beneath a canopy of trees, creating a peaceful and immersive alpine landscape.
Delicate washes of colour bring depth to the scene, reflecting the natural tones of the forest, while birds move subtly through the composition, adding rhythm and quiet life. The artwork has a softly atmospheric, hazy quality, designed to reflect the way light filters through dense woodland and natural forms dissolve into layered depth.
This panoramic forest artwork is ideal for luxury chalet interiors, bringing a sense of calm, nature, and balance to large wall spaces. The horizontal format enhances the feeling of flow across the landscape, making it particularly well suited to contemporary alpine homes, above a bed or a sofa.
FAQ’s
Q: Can I expect the artwork to look exactly like the online image?
A: Yes, the printed artwork is produced to closely match the online representation. The subtle atmospheric qualities seen in the image are intentional and remain consistent in print, forming an important part of the artworks visual character.
Q: Are frames included with the artwork?
A: Frames are not included. This allows collectors to choose a framing style that best suits their interior, whether contemporary, rustic, or traditional chalet design. Each piece is supplied ready for framing in standard sizes. In some cases we can supply a frame on request. If you would like to request a quote for a framed print get in contact.
Q: What makes Philippa Langrishs panoramic artworks unique?
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