Signed print of Glasgow Botanical Gardens by artist Henry Philip.
A fun-packed summery scene of Glasgow’s Botanical gardens. Full of people from all walks of life, enjoying the sunshine. This print aims to capture the generosity and kindness of Glasgow’s people, which makes the city so special.
The nitty gritty details:
Printed on 310gsm museum-grade archival paper, this piece is designed to remain vibrant and fade-resistant for decades. I’ve tried lots of different papers and this feels great in your hands and looks lovely framed. Each print is individually backed with sturdy card and carefully packaged for delivery via Royal Mail.
Please note: frames are not included. Your print will arrive signed and shipped flat for protection.
About the artist:
Henry Philip is a Scottish artist who takes inspiration from the everyday moments life throws up. His work attempts to capture all those moments which make life so special, the hardships, the comical, the acts of kindness. His unique style of illustration is inspired by the busy scenes of childhood books such as ‘Where’s Wally’ and artists Tim Cockburn and Heath Robinson to name a few.
Signed print of Glasgow Botanical Gardens by artist Henry Philip.
A fun-packed summery scene of Glasgow’s Botanical gardens. Full of people from all walks of life, enjoying the sunshine. This print aims to capture the generosity and kindness of Glasgow’s people, which makes the city so special.
The nitty gritty details:
Printed on 310gsm museum-grade archival paper, this piece is designed to remain vibrant and fade-resistant for decades. I’ve tried lots of different papers and this feels great in your hands and looks lovely framed. Each print is individually backed with sturdy card and carefully packaged for delivery via Royal Mail.
Please note: frames are not included. Your print will arrive signed and shipped flat for protection.
About the artist:
Henry Philip is a Scottish artist who takes inspiration from the everyday moments life throws up. His work attempts to capture all those moments which make life so special, the hardships, the comical, the acts of kindness. His unique style of illustration is inspired by the busy scenes of childhood books such as ‘Where’s Wally’ and artists Tim Cockburn and Heath Robinson to name a few.