Description
Under the rough pelt of the sea
Happisburgh – Spring 2018
Happisburgh is a village on the very edge on the north east coast of Norfolk. It sits in a soft glacial landscape periodically battered by North Sea storms and surges which are biting huge chunks out of the sand, clay and till which underlays it. It is a rather beautiful and strange part of the county, with twisted piles and wood and the remains of old sea defences, broken Second World War pillboxes and building debris mix with the sand, shingle and fossil bones of hippopotamus, deer and elephants. and the ancient blue clay on which our cousins stood and napped tools out of the dark Norfolk flints close to a million years ago.
Open Edition – Giclée Printed 6″ x 9″ on A4 Hahnemuhle Art Rag.
Supplied flat in a cello bag with backing board, in a rigid board-backed envelope.
Printed using Giclée Lucia Pigment inks
Delivery is UK only, if you are outside the UK delivery prices are POA, please email me on info@invisibleworks.co.uk for more information and a price.
Signed.
The colour may vary slightly from print to print.
Please note there will always be some variation between how an image appears on screen due to the difference between colour gamut and monitor gamma and colour settings on different devices which use 3 colour subtractive RGB colour and printers which use a multicolour variation of CMYK or a multi-tonal version of greyscale.
