Normanby Park Steelworks
Signed and numbered limited edition giclée print, from a run of 25 prints.
Image area is A3 (297mm x 420mm) with a 50mm white bleed, printed onto décor watercolour 245 gsm stock.
Many years ago, this is where I worked... just before I left my home town of Scunthorpe to pursue an art career.
The plant stopped making steel in 1981 which sadly meant thousands of people who worked there suddenly found themselves seeking new employment. This was the view of the skyline looking across from Dragonby Hill towards the west. Needless to say, I felt compelled to do a simple painting of this scene, as I knew the steelworks would soon be demolished, and this view would be gone forever.
Please note
The image shown here has been watermarked with the Art of Danny Flynn logo, for sample and display purposes. The print you receive will have no watermark or text.
Giclée print is the term commonly used to describe a fine art digital printing process, which combines pigment
based inks with highest quality paper to achieve prints of superior archival quality, light fastness and stability.
The quality and clarity of a giclée print is an almost exact reproduction of the original painting. The word
giclée is derived from the French verb gicler "to spray". Images are printed onto watercolour
décor 245gsm highest quality archival and fade resistant stock, with a 300dpi resolution.
Prints are shipped to you in a strong cardboard tube, which may also come in
useful for fending off small dogs that try to take chunks out of your ankles.
