The 3rd Lady Newton  created the double herbaceous borders to a scheme by Graham Stuart Thomas (approx. late 1930s) with a great variety of perennial plants graded according to colour, strongest at the entrance and decreasing to paler shades at the far end. This artistic idea was probably influenced by Gertrude Jekyll who instilled in him an interest in the garden as an art, explaining her theories on colour and the usefulness of herbaceous perennials. 

This is a Fine Art Giclee print from my Original Watercolor.

Printed onto an archival acid-free heavy weight, textured paper using archival inks.

A Giclee print renders deep, saturated colours and has an exceptional quality that retains minute detail, subtle tints and blends that are created in a water colour painting.

For more information about the quality of materials see “MATERIALS” below

SIZES

The image measures: 

205 X 297 mm (8½ X 12¼  inches)

The print (including white border) measures: 

245 X 337 mm (10¼  x 13¾  inches)

The mount measures: 

297 X 400 mm (12¼  X 16¼  inches)

The mounted print will fit straight into any standard 30 X 40cm Frame.

I have used a Black “RIBBA” 30 X 40cm frame from IKEA in the photograph

(Article number 101.325.28)

PACKAGING 

I individually Title, Sign & stamp my Monogram onto each print.

The prints are then hand mounted, backed & packaged into a clear protective envelope.

 Along with Information about the location and history of the subject of the painting I also include a little “surprise gift”.

The whole package is then sent to you in a flat board backed envelope.

I can if you wish, gift wrap the print for whatever occasion you like ....

and post it directly to whom ever you choose.

For more details see “Delivery & Shipping” below