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A Winter Feast£120.00
Ardnave House Remembered (SOLD)£275.00- Ardnave House Remembered£100.00
Blue Mountain Swallowtail£30.00- Total: £525.00CheckoutView Cart
A Winter Feast£120.00Ardnave House Remembered (SOLD)£275.00Ardnave House Remembered£100.00Blue Mountain Swallowtail£30.00 
A limited edition print of a Tiger Swallowtail butterfly, taken from the original pastel by David Coyle. A high quality 6 inch giclee print limited to 50 copies printed with archival quality inks,
A pastel painting of a Black Winged Stilt wading in water, its reflection clearly mirroring the form and colours of the bird and the light from the water on its plumage. Produced with Winsor and [...]
Iona Abbey IV. The abbey buildings in this painting are simply treated in order to contrast with the textured, evening, jewel-like landscape interpretation. The view is taken from pencil sketches [...]
Moonlit Abbey - Iona. The abbey buildings are simply treated in order to contrast with the textured surrounding landscape of mellow warm and cool colours, painted over a surface texture. The view [...]
Limited edition print of a Ben More landscape on the Isle of Mull, taken from the original watercolour of Ben More - Moonlit by David Coyle, developed from a sketch of the isolated farm at the foot [...]
A delicate pastel of a robin amid a snow flurry. This pastel image has been used for the 2017 Christmas cards available on this website. Size 297x210 cm on Murano paper. SOLD
Blue Dawn - Old Ferry House, Grasspoint. A striking landscape largely in blues and greys are the main feature in this print, taken from an original watercolour interpretation of the Old Ferry House [...]
A limited edition print of a Small Copper butterfly, taken from the original pastel by David Coyle. A high quality 6 inch giclee print limited to 50 copies printed with archival quality inks, indi
Sunset Over Inch Kenneth from Clachandhu Beach is an original watercolour culminating from sketches of the view to Inch Kenneth from the west coast beach on the Isle of Mull and the sky changing into [...]
