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Allan Storer's "Maul." Wales and Ireland in the Mud..
All Allan Storer's rugby paintings are available as Artist Quality Rugby Prints on either traditional (i) canvas or (ii) acid free watercolour paper. Your Giclée print is individually copied for yourself and makes owning an expensive work of art affordable.
These high quality prints are printed to stand the test of time using the latest technologies and finest archival materials in a process which is strictly quality controlled by the Fine Art Trade Guild. Further details on the Guild standards can be found at www.fineart.co.uk Each rugby print is accompanied by an Edition Certificate signed by the artist.
(i) Canvas print advertised sizes include 3" ([7.5cm] surround border so the print can be placed on a stretcher similar to an original work of art. We advise that you consult a picture framer to do this for you. Sizes are 30"x30" [76cm.x76cm] 24"x24" [61cm.x61cm] 20"x20" [51cm.x51cm]
(ii) Watercolour paper prints advertised size include a 2" [5cm] surround border and can easily be mounted and framed. Sizes are 28"x28" [71cmx71cm] 22"x22" [56cmx56cm] 18"x18" [46cm.x46cm]
Giclee Reproduction Process: A giclee (zhee-CLAY) is an individually-produced, high-resolution, high-fidelity reproduction done on a special large format printer. Giclees are produced from digital scans of existing artwork, creating a whole new vibrant medium for art. Giclees are particularly suited to canvas and are superior to traditional lithography in several ways. The colors are brighter, last longer, and are so high-resolution that they are virtually continuous tone, rather than tiny dots. The range, or "gamut" of color for giclees is far beyond that of lithography, and details are crisper. Giclees use inkjet technology,the ink is sprayed on, actually mixing the color to create true shades and hues.
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£70.00 to £765.00
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.Allan's striking figures mirror image the passion central to the game of rugby "I think that an artistic piece should communicate its essential meaning". This painting leans towards the organic in every sense, clinging mud, struggling players. It's not just part of household décor but a work of art in its own right.
The original oil painting "Maul" along with "Victory" has enjoyed a long term exhibition at the Rugby Football Museum in Twickenham.
- Jed Smith, Curator, Rugby Museum, Twickenham says,.
"VERY IMPRESSIONISTIC, VERY LEFT FIELD...
...these two oils are lovely, very striking.....his style is quite distinctive."
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