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Fernacre stone circle in the valley below the mighty Rough tor, its form distinct in the landscape for miles around. The rising sun and new day seeps in from the east. A gentle and simple colour palette suited this moment.
Fernacre is part of a huge and complex prehistoric landscape on the slopes of Rough Tor, Bodmin Moor. Amongst the granite clitter are the traces of people who inhabited the land for millennia, from the neolithic to the iron age; hut circles, causeways, stone circles. But to be here in the early morning is to be amongst grazing animals and ground nesting birds in a landscape void of human presence.
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Limited edition Giclee fine art print art 'Greeting the Rising sun' with cream mount.
The original artwork depicts Fernacre stone circle which sits below Rough tor on Bodmin moor, Cornwall. The print comes with a certificate of authenticity
Print Media: Titanium Lustre (metallic sheen)
Printed Image Size: 20cm by 20cm
Print Border: Extra 25mm around print
Mount size: 28 by 28cm
Designed by Helen Kuumbi in cornwall
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