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A Giclée Fine Art print of the Water of Leith, part of the Edinburgh Dreamscapes series.
The (misleadingly named?) Water of Leith is Edinburgh’s main river. It formed at the end of the last Ice Age as a drainage channel for the meltwater released from the ice on the Pentland Hills. It is around 12,000 years old.
This particular view of the Water of Leith comes from a spot near my home, accessed by climbing over a fence and then down a wall.
Part of the five-piece “Edinburgh Dreamscapes” series, this painting was created digitally using traditional techniques. The series explores those special places within the city that seem untouched by human presence. Evoking a dreamlike, mystical atmosphere, this collection invites viewers into a fantastical vision of Edinburgh landscapes.
£20.00 – £35.00
The (misleadingly named?) Water of Leith is Edinburgh’s main river. It formed at the end of the last Ice Age as a drainage channel for the meltwater released from the ice on the Pentland Hills. It is around 12,000 years old.
This particular view of the Water of Leith comes from a spot near my home, accessed by climbing over a fence and then down a wall.
Part of the five-piece “Edinburgh Dreamscapes” series, this painting was created digitally using traditional techniques. The series explores those special places within the city that seem untouched by human presence. Evoking a dreamlike, mystical atmosphere, this collection invites viewers into a fantastical vision of Edinburgh landscapes.
| Size | 13cm x 18cm, 5.0inches x 7.0inches, 20cm x 25cm, 7.9inches x 10.0inches, 25cm x 31cm, 9.9inches x 12.0inches, 30cm x 41cm, 12.0inches x 16.0inches |
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