Penshaw Hill Framed Wall Art Print
Penshaw Hill Framed Wall Art Print
Finding the perfect piece of wall art can be challenging – glare from lighting, poor-quality materials, or difficulty with framing can all take away from the beauty of a print. This high-quality framed photographic print is designed to solve those problems, offering a premium, ready-to-hang solution that enhances your space effortlessly.
Printed on 200gsm Enhanced Matte Art Paper, this piece delivers exceptional colour accuracy, rich tones, and sharp detail. The smooth-textured, fine matte finish ensures a reflection-free display, making it ideal for rooms with bright or changing lighting conditions. The natural white base enhances contrast without the artificial sheen of glossy papers, preserving a professional, gallery-quality look.
The handmade, all-wood frame is built for durability and style, with a flat, square profile available in six colour options to complement your decor. It comes complete with a precision-cut, 2.4mm thick acid-free board mount, ensuring your print remains well-preserved and presented to the highest standard.
Say goodbye to distracting reflections with the innovative Moth-Eye Glaze. This next-generation anti-reflective coating significantly reduces glare from multiple angles, allowing you to enjoy the full depth and detail of your artwork in any lighting. Inspired by the unique structure of moth eyes, this cutting-edge glaze minimises light reflection while also repelling oil and fingerprints, keeping your print clean and clear with minimal maintenance.
Available in sizes up to 24" x 16", this Penshaw Hill wall art is a hassle-free way to bring high-quality, beautifully framed photography into your home. Whether you're looking to brighten up a living room, bedroom, or office, this ready-to-hang piece ensures a flawless and elegant display.
The use of acid-free papers and archival inks ensures that your print will last a lifetime without fading or loss of color.
Penshaw Monument (actually The Earl of Durham's Monument) is a Victorian folly built as a half-sized replica of the Temple of Hephaestus in Athens (although it only has half the number of columns and the original would have had a roof) and is located in Washington, Sunderland, Tyne and Wear, England. It is dedicated to John George Lambton and because of this Penshaw Hill is credited in some legends as the one around which the Lambton Worm curled itself (however the less impressive Worm Hill nearby has a better claim). Thanks to the merging of various ancient languages, Penshaw Hill actually means 'Wooded-hill Hill'.
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