St Arnaud Range Tarn above Parachute Rocks 150

Edition: Limited to just 150 prints total.
Made with: Printed with archival quality inks on heavyweight 300 gsm cotton rag/papers.
Sizing: Six sizes available to fit your space perfectly.
Framing: Black, white, brown, dark brown & raw oak available in a variety of profiles to suit the size of the artwork.
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- After climbing to over 1700 meters past the Parachute Rocks, which gained their name from a parachute-shaped gravel scree slope to the north you will see a collection of mountain tarns below you from the ridge line towards the east. This particular tarn is the furtherest to the south in the basin below feeding into Merry Stream, pictured here catching the early morning light with the Raglan Range beyond.
Both the broadest and tiniest details are captured here, from the sunbeams streaking through the ranges beyond to the distant tussocks surrounding the perfectly calm tarn. In the foreground there is a mix of bright green snowgrass, various mountain fauna and of course I had to include my tussocks in the foreground with every stand individually painted multiple times. It has been a labour of love portraying a spectacular place close to home that holds my heart.
- Epson Fine Art Cotton Rag Cold Press Natural 340gsm
With a textured finish, Cold Press Natural is composed of a true 100% cotton fibre base. The cotton Rag is designed for museum quality fine art work, it is a warm white and delivers beautiful tonal transitions.
Hahnemühle Fine Art Paper - German hing 310gsm
With a rougher textured finish it is a traditional mould-made copperplate printing paper. The natural white art paper is made from 100% alpha cellulose and is one of the most popular papers for fine art prints and art reproductions thanks to its characteristic tactile feel and surface texture.
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