Where Light Breaks on fine art paper

Where Light Breaks on fine art paper

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£132.00

Dimensione: 50 x 50 cm

Cornice: No Frame

Where the Light Breaks is an atmospheric abstract landscape by British contemporary artist Alison Johnson.

Vivid turquoise water meets sweeping slate blue, soft violet and flashes of warm ochre, capturing the moment light breaks through a shifting coastal sky. Expressive marks and fluid colour create a sense of movement, distance and open space.

Available as a premium fine art paper. 

• Limited edition of 50
• Premium archival-quality fine art reproduction
• Available in multiple sizes
 Certificate of Authenticity included
• Created from an original painting by Alison Johnson

Each edition is individually numbered and forms part of a strictly limited edition of 50.

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About Alison Johnson

Alison Johnson is an established British fine artist with over 17 years of experience exhibiting and selling her work to collectors across the UK and internationally.

Inspired by expansive skies, shifting coastlines and the beautiful textures of the natural world, Alison creates atmospheric paintings that explore the relationship between light, colour and movement. Her distinctive style blends abstraction with landscape, bringing a sense of calm, depth and tranquillity to contemporary interiors.

This carefully curated collection of limited edition fine art prints offers an opportunity to enjoy Alison's artwork on premium fine art paper or canvas, bringing the beauty and atmosphere of her original paintings into your home.
About Alison Johnson

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