Artist James Green
Ely Cathedral 'Ship of the Fens' Limited Edition Print
Ely Cathedral 'Ship of the Fens' Limited Edition Print
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From an original watercolour painting by Artist James Green
Ely Cathedral 'Ship of the Fens' Limited Edition print.
Each print is individually signed and numbered by the artist.
The picture will arrive beautifully presented with a double mount and hard MDF backing in a clear polly bag for a gift like appearance (not just rolled in a tube!)
We also offer a hassle free framing service, with a choice of 5 different mouldings.
The print run consists strictly of 750 copies worldwide.
Measurements:
Mounted prints have an overall measurement of 16"x14" with the print itself measuring 12"x10". Framed prints measure approximately 18"x16" depending on chosen moulding.
FREE UK Shipping when you spend £35 or more
FREE UK Shipping when you spend £35 or more
All orders below £35 will incur a £3.95 post and package fee.
Overseas orders
Overseas orders
Should you wish to place an order for overseas then please contact us and we will work out the best shipping option and price for your destination.
Buyer is responsible for any custom or import fees.
PLEASE NOTE we do not offer the framing service for overseas orders, instead your print will be dispatched rolled in a strong postal tube (without the double mount) for safe delivery.
How quick will I receive my order?
How quick will I receive my order?
You should receive your items within 2-5 working days of placing your order.
Framed prints are securely packed and dispatched via DPD next day service and are fully trackable.
Mounted prints, puzzles, mugs, coasters and greeting cards are dispatched via Evri.
If there is a delay in processing your order then you will be notified.
Return policy
Return policy
In the highly unlikely event you not 100% happy with your purchase, return your item within 14 days for a full refund.
The Artist
James Green is a renowned railway and landscape painter. He achieves his detailed works by mixing acrylic ink and watercolour, slowly layering the paint in such a way to give to his paintings a distinctive realistic look.