Jim Robertson - Lilac Beach Embellished Framed Print, 83.5 x 83.5cm
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Jim Robertson - Lilac Beach Embellished Framed Print, 83.5 x 83.5cm
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A colourful sky reflected on a beach by photographer Jim Robertson with a metallic-effect frame and white slip. A liquid resin gel is applied by hand to the glass complementing key aspects of the print. The resin is clear and mixed with gold glitter to add that extra sparkle. The full effect of this hand finish is best seen in situ where the light reflects from the picture adding a subtle 3D effect to the image. Jim Robertson was born and continues to live locally in Moray, Scotland. He has provided images for various websites and publications including The Geological Society of London, The BBC, The University of Edinburgh, Scottish Natural Heritage, Scottish Nature Photography and The Moray Council. He has had recent successes in the Landscape Photographer of The Year competition, The Scottish Nature Photography Awards, The UK Wildlife Photography Competition and The National Countryside Photography Competition. Working mostly in and around Moray, his landscape photography reflects his interest in 'the inner landscape' or what is also referred to as 'intimate landscape photography'.
Our Stylist Says
The Jim Robertson - Lilac Beach print is a versatile piece that brings a calming, coastal vibe to any room. I love its understated colour palette, which lends itself well to both modern and traditional interiors. It works particularly well in living spaces or bedrooms with soft, neutral tones or coastal-inspired decor. To style it effectively, consider pairing it with simple, understated furniture to let the artwork stand out, or layering it with textured accessories for added depth. The size makes it a great focal point above a sofa or bed, and it’s effortlessly primed to add a touch of serenity and colour to your scheme.
Sienna Brooks
Flitch Interior Stylist
Dimensions
Dimensions can be found on John Lewis's website here
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