Description

The photograph reveals the remains of a stone house, its crumbling façade now serving as a rugged frame for the stunning natural landscape beyond. Through the gaps in the ruin, the Queyrellin ridge stands proudly, its peaks cloaked in fresh snow. Below, an expanse of larch trees, their needles turned a rich gold by the autumn season, creates a striking contrast against the icy backdrop. This view, captured from the weathered remains of the house, highlights the delicate balance between nature’s resilience and the passage of time in the serene Vallée de la Clarée.

Limited edition, numbered & signed

This mounted photograph is only available in a limited edition of 10 copies. Each piece is numbered, signed and comes with a certificate of authenticity.

The paper

This photograph is printed on a 100% cotton museum-grade Fine Art Platinum 310gsm Canson paper offering the aesthetic and feel of the original F-Type Baryta Fibre paper, having a true pure white tone without using optical brighteners that are known to affect the longevity of digitally produced images. The surface finish is satin with a slight texture. This paper shows excellent black density and exceptional grey tones, which is perfect for the more discerning black and white as well as colour photographic prints.

The ink

This photograph is printed from an archival inkjet printer, and It uses pigment ink which, combined with the Canson Fine Art paper, offers a lightfastness rating of over 100 years, meaning the print will retain its original quality for over 100 years when looked after (Learn how to look after your Fine Art print).

The size

This mounted photograph is available in 2 sizes, so it will fit any already decorated room. The offered sizes are of the mounted work, ready to be framed.