'Diamonds in the Sky' by Gary Walton

This Limited Edition Print on Canvas Board is signed and numbered by the artist Gary Walton

Printed onto canvas and bonded to board which replicates the look and feel of an original painting. The canvas is fade resistant and hard wearing.

Framed in Flat Black Wooden frame with a white washed, orange slip frame to match the colours in the print. Framed to conservation standards.

This frame doesn't require any glazing due to its fade resistant and hard wearing surface.

Certificate of authentification included.

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Once we have verified such damage or fault we will replace the damaged/faulty item as a priority. Please note; if your order is an original piece or limited edition we may not be able to replace the item due to its rarity. We may if appropriate organise a collection for the item.

We cannot however offer a refund on made to measure orders.

Standard service delivery is £6.95 & priority service delivery is £12.95 for UK mainland except Scottish Highlands, Northern Ireland and Isle of Man. Both are on a 1-2 day service from date of dispatch.

Collection from our workshop is Free.

Prices for all orders to other destinations are as follows, all on a 2–3 day service: Scottish Highlands and Islands – £19.95 Northern Ireland and Isle of Man – £14.95

Please note once your order is shipped, we cannot be held responsible for delays caused by couriers, which are out of our control.

Gary Walton was born in Worcester in 1962. Ever since a very young age he was passionate about and fascinated with painting in any shape or form. His painting skills were first admired and noticed when he was given a paint-by-numbers set at the age of 8, and his parents soon began to realise there was a skill waiting to flourish. Although he demonstrated a talent for art from an early age, he moved through the school system and into a conventional job before taking up art, first as a semi professional, and then full time. After several years of working part time and selling his art to private collectors he gained a reputation as a talent to be applauded. He says: “After being given an opportunity to explore and pursue my artistic skills I wanted to be different from all the other artists so started to develop my own unique personal style. It’s very whimsical, romantic and happy; quirky, two-dimensional with a slight intriguing air of fantasy combined with a twist of reality within.”