Kylesku Bridge, Quinag - Jack Spowart Original
220g/sm Daler Rowney smooth Heavyweight paper (FSC approved)
Uni-ball uni-pin fine line pens. Water and fade proof.
307 x 215mm (Will fit an A4 frame)
Please see Products page for framing options
Frames are designed and built locally by The Inverness Framing Co.
Frame dimensions: 15mm wide. 25mm deep. 50mm mount.
Overall dimensions 340mm x 430mm
Any questions regarding framing, please do not hesitate to get in touch
Signed & numbered 1/1
Free UK delivery (2 to 4 weeks)
Shipping Worldwide (Delivery charge applies)
Your original will be hand packed by myself to ensure it arrives in perfect condition
220g/sm Daler Rowney smooth Heavyweight paper (FSC approved)
Uni-ball uni-pin fine line pens. Water and fade proof.
307 x 215mm (Will fit an A4 frame)
Please see Products page for framing options
Frames are designed and built locally by The Inverness Framing Co.
Frame dimensions: 15mm wide. 25mm deep. 50mm mount.
Overall dimensions 340mm x 430mm
Any questions regarding framing, please do not hesitate to get in touch
Signed & numbered 1/1
Free UK delivery (2 to 4 weeks)
Shipping Worldwide (Delivery charge applies)
Your original will be hand packed by myself to ensure it arrives in perfect condition
220g/sm Daler Rowney smooth Heavyweight paper (FSC approved)
Uni-ball uni-pin fine line pens. Water and fade proof.
307 x 215mm (Will fit an A4 frame)
Please see Products page for framing options
Frames are designed and built locally by The Inverness Framing Co.
Frame dimensions: 15mm wide. 25mm deep. 50mm mount.
Overall dimensions 340mm x 430mm
Any questions regarding framing, please do not hesitate to get in touch
Signed & numbered 1/1
Free UK delivery (2 to 4 weeks)
Shipping Worldwide (Delivery charge applies)
Your original will be hand packed by myself to ensure it arrives in perfect condition
The Kylesku Bridge (gaelic: Drochaid a' Chaolais Chumhaing) spans the Loch a' Chàirn Bhàin. It’s distinctive curved shape is sympathetic to the surrounding landscape and sweeps gracefully across the peninsulas. I drove across it on my way to seek out Sandwood Bay, a remote beach in the far north-west reaches of Scotland and was immediately captivated by it. The mountain ‘Quinag’ can be seen in the distance with its characteristic peaks. It made an epic backdrop. I knew it would form a formidable composition.
Side note: The Kylesku Hotel, perched to the east of the bridge serves up the most amazing local seafood dishes, a must stop for anyone venturing into this remote area of Scotland.
