Cold Ulster Winter

Artist Unknown

The Unknown Artist has captured the very essence of the coldness in winter of the temporary American Command Post in an Ulster Village during the Second World War. The subjective ness of the wind blowing the canvas attached to the leafless tree in a vane hope of protecting the Oil Drums from the ravages of the elements is well executed. Originally a watercolour masterfully rendered, now skillfully reproduced on quality paper and printed to bring out the richness in tonal values it deserves.
Sample photograph shows a 5”x7” print mounted in a double matt and in a blue coloured Frame.

Print also available in 8”x10”

The double matting is white with either a light blue or green matt as the inside border. Please specify.

Available only in light or dark Oak frame. Please specify.