The Buzz of Back Beach
£285.00
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The Buzz of Back Beach, the title says it all! This painting is packed full with detail and features lots of people all enjoying themselves doing their own thing. The food huts/shacks have become quite a magnet for this area, all three of them making some fantastic food which you can enjoy right on the beach. The ferry sits front and centre of this piece, always such fun crossing the water!
This comes in two sizes:
Small Framed - 64cm x 64cm approx
Small Mounted - 56cm x 56cm approx
Large Framed - 82cm x 82cm approx
Large Mounted - 72cm x 72cm approx Do not order any framing based on this approximate size. Please wait until you receive the mounted print and take your open exact measurement.
Limited edition giclee archival fine art prints. Printed, mounted and framed by award winning publishers to Fine Art Trade Guild standards.
Each print hand signed by the artist.
Print taken from the original pen and watercolour painting by artist, Laura Wall.
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