‘Looking Towards Morte Point’ – A Landscape Original Painting by Paul Kenton.
71 x 61.5 cm (Framed), Watercolour and Graphite on Paper, Landscape Artwork of Morte Point, North Devon, Original Painting by Contemporary Cityscape Artist Paul Kenton. Available to Purchase.
Details of this piece
Title
“Looking Towards Morte Point”
Size
71 x 61.5 cm (Framed)
Media
Watercolour and graphite on paper
Format
Original Painting
Frame
Framing described below
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Price
£1510
About “Looking Towards Morte Point”
“I painted this on one of my local trails, walking towards the fascinating rocks of the Morte Point peninsula. In the Spring, the landscape on the approach to Morte Point comes to life with wildflowers and blossoms, allowing me to explore a more vibrant colour palette.”
Dimensions
Framed: 71 x 61.5 cm | Artwork only: 43.5 x 34 cm
This painting was originally created by Paul as part of the Paul Kenton / 365 Project. You can click here to find out more about this painting in the context of the bigger project.
Please note: This painting is currently unframed and has a longer lead time to ship to you than stated in our ‘Terms Of Sale’. Please allow for up to 4 weeks for us to process the framing and ship this painting to you. However, if you are interested in purchasing this piece, please contact us and we can discuss the exact situation and timescales with more accuracy, as it may be possible to reduce this time for you.
"Looking Towards Morte Point"
Watercolour and graphite on paper
Framing for "Looking Towards Morte Point"
The following photos show the profile and colour/finish of the frame moulding used on this piece. Any mount surround used may differ from the one shown in these images, please refer to the main image for a mount reference.
Additional Information
All measurements relating to framed sizes are approximate. Please contact us if the sizing information requires precise measurements.
"Looking Towards Morte Point" is part of the following Collection(s):
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