Our Table - Limited Print

Whether you choose canvas or fine art paper, each reproduction is created to honour the original painting while offering a special addition to your space. All prints are only ever available in limited numbers. None of my work is releases as open prints.

Canvas Prints

For collectors who love the look and feel of an original painting, canvas is the closest experience.

Printed on premium artist canvas using museum-grade archival inks, these reproductions are visually remarkably close to the original artwork. Because they are printed on real canvas, they retain the natural weave and texture of the fabric, preserving the authentic appearance and character of the original painting.

The colours, depth and detail of the artwork are captured beautifully, creating a piece that feels warm, organic and painterly within a space.

The main difference is tactile. While canvas reproductions preserve the look and feel of canvas, they do not contain the hand-applied layers of paint that create the raised texture of an original artwork.

Fine Art Paper Prints

For those who appreciate a timeless gallery aesthetic, fine art paper offers remarkable clarity and detail.

Printed on archival fine art paper, these works have a smooth, refined finish that beautifully showcases colour, contrast and delicate brushwork. Framed behind glass, they bring a sophisticated and contemporary presence to any interior.

Framed or Rolled

Framed artworks arrive ready to hang and enjoy. Stretched canvas pieces are finished in a 55mm oak timber frame, while fine art paper prints are presented in a 40mm oak timber box frame.

Rolled artworks are ideal for collectors seeking custom local framing or a more economical international shipping option. Many international collectors choose rolled artworks, allowing them to frame the piece to suit their space while significantly reducing shipping costs.

Which Should I Choose?

Choose Canvas if you are drawn to the warmth, texture and presence of an original painting.

Choose Fine Art Paper if you prefer a crisp, refined gallery presentation with exceptional detail.

Whichever format you choose, every reproduction is produced using archival materials and museum-grade inks, ensuring exceptional quality and longevity for years to come.