Angel of Light

Lucy Pittaway

£170

Bathed in light from the intensity of the sun, the rusty red colours of the Angel of the North come alive. The surrounding landscape looks ablaze with rich red light falling upon it. In the distance you can see Newcastle with its famous Tyne Bridge and the Millennium bridge and two familiar characters from my world stand proudly in the foreground taking it all in. Open Edition Print This image is available as either a Fine Art Paper print or a Canvas print, each created with the highest quality materials. The Fine Art Paper option is printed on archival quality 315gsm paper using industry-stan

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Angel of Light

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