Gunwalloe
‘Gunwalloe’
Artist: Tim Boydell
Bio: Tim Boydell is a late contemporary, abstract artist from Cornwall. His minimalist approach reduces landscapes into their simplest form, creating bold colours that produce an emotional experience as you walk into a room.
Price: Our prices increase with each purchase so their value may increase. See below for details.
Sizes:
Ratio: 3:4
Sizes come in closest equivalent of A0-A6
See FAQs below for more information
‘Gunwalloe’
Artist: Tim Boydell
Bio: Tim Boydell is a late contemporary, abstract artist from Cornwall. His minimalist approach reduces landscapes into their simplest form, creating bold colours that produce an emotional experience as you walk into a room.
Price: Our prices increase with each purchase so their value may increase. See below for details.
Sizes:
Ratio: 3:4
Sizes come in closest equivalent of A0-A6
See FAQs below for more information
‘Gunwalloe’
Artist: Tim Boydell
Bio: Tim Boydell is a late contemporary, abstract artist from Cornwall. His minimalist approach reduces landscapes into their simplest form, creating bold colours that produce an emotional experience as you walk into a room.
Price: Our prices increase with each purchase so their value may increase. See below for details.
Sizes:
Ratio: 3:4
Sizes come in closest equivalent of A0-A6
See FAQs below for more information
What size do prints come in?
Prints come in all different shapes and sizes, made to fit most typical frames.
To make things easier at sale, we run off traditional A paper sizes. See table below how that corresponds with your prints ratio.
The artwork is placed in its original ratio, taking up as much room on the paper as possible, giving you the option to remove any banner physically in order to recreate it’s original full bleed effect.
How does your pricing work?
Each time an individual print is purchased, the following sale (for all buyers) is increased. We do this so that the prints value may remain equal to demand. Plus, you’re investing in an appreciating asset. Win, win.
The increase is 50% on top of our margin, thereby discounting external costs.