The Pirate Ship.

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The Pirate Ship.

Printed on Giclée Hahnemühle Pearl

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About this print

  • Available in the following sizes: A2 and A3.
  • This open edition fine art photograph is printed on acid-free, Hahnemuhle Pearl paper with a smooth finish and a life of over 100 years using ultra-wide gamut archival inks in collaboration with a carbon neutral professional printer. 
  • Using sustainable production technologies, this paper meets the highest standards for fine art applications and is perfect for art collections and exhibitions.
  • Special fine art mounting and handmade fine art wood frames are available. 
  • Your art is produced and shipped from three locations: UK, US and Germany. 
  • This artwork is an original piece, derived from my own observation, imagination, experience and creativity. 
  • All artworks are copyrighted.
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Description

This award-winning photograph captures a quiet moment during a boat trip on the Algarve coast of Portugal exploring the Benagil sea caves. Dominating the right side is a rock formation that extends vertically, and in the distance, a pirate ship sails across a calm, open sea under an overcast sky. The confines of the cave frame the ship, transforming the scene into a study in simplicity that aims to evoke a sense of quiet observation. 

The Benagil sea caves are a striking example of coastal karst formations, sculpted over millions of years through the erosive power of the Atlantic Ocean. The sea caves formed primarily of limestone date back to the Jurassic and Cretaceous periods. Over time, the relentless action of waves exploited fractures and faults in the rock, gradually enlarging cavities and creating intricate cave systems. Historically, these caves have been significant to local communities, not only as natural shelters and fishing spots but also as sites that inspired folklore and maritime legends. Today, they continue to attract tourists and researchers alike, fascinated by their geological complexity and their role in the cultural heritage of the Algarve coast.

 

Additional information

Frame

White, Print only, Black

Size

42cm x 59cm, 16.5inches x 23.4inches, 42cm x 61cm, 16.4inches x 24.0inches, 28cm x 41cm, 11.2inches x 16.0inches, 30cm x 42cm, 11.7inches x 16.5inches

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