‘Island Gateway’ Helen Worthington. Art Cards.

Gallery:  Helen Worthington
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Title: ‘Island Gateway’

Artist: Helen Worthington

Artwork: Fine Art Card from an original painting

Size: 7in x 5in

Description: A single fold card with a 7in x 5in image on the front, thumbnail, title, artists name and contact info on the back. Blank inside for your message

Finishing Touches: Comes complete with a brown eco-friendly envelope and packed in a clear protective bag

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  • About Our Art Cards

    • Professionally giclée printed on premium matt art card.
    • Blank inside for your own message
    • Brown eco-friendly envelope included
    • Protected in a clear sleeve
    • Artwork title and artist information on the reverse

    Available in:

    • Square: 5.5" x 5.5" (14cm x 14cm)
    • Rectangle: 7" x 5" (18cm x 13cm)
    • Panorama: 8.5" x 4" (21cm x 10cm)

    Small artwork to frame and keep

    Frame Colour
  • About Our Art Cards

    • Professionally giclée printed on premium matt art card.
    • Blank inside for your own message
    • Brown eco-friendly envelope included
    • Protected in a clear sleeve
    • Artwork title and artist information on the reverse

    Available in:

    • Square: 5.5" x 5.5" (14cm x 14cm)
    • Rectangle: 7" x 5" (18cm x 13cm)
    • Panorama: 8.5" x 4" (21cm x 10cm)

    Small artwork to frame and keep

    Frame Colour

Description

 

“Another of my series entitled ‘Doorways, Gateways and Portals to Beyond’, this gate is on the beautiful Llandwyn Island, just off the coast at Newborough on Anglesey, North Wales.

One of my favourite places in the whole world is the Isle of Anglesey, and my parents lived there for 20 years until they moved back to Lancashire in 2017, allowing me to go for regular visits for a fix of sea air and ozone!

Llandwyn Island has a lovely old lighthouse, pilots’ cottages and a ruined Abbey, along with a Celtic and a Christian cross.  Its only inhabitants now are the sheep and birds that live there, making it an idyllic place to walk and find peace.  

The soft grasses blow in the sea breeze and the old dry-stone walls are weathered and craggy.  The gateposts are windblown and rusted where the metal screws hold pieces in place.” – Helen Worthington

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