Hardraw Force, Wensleydale, Yorkshire

by Richard Harpum, MA

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No. 123 - Hardraw Force, Wensleydale, Yorkshire; 36" x 24"; acrylic on canvas

Hardraw force is located near the village of High Abbotside in Wensleydale in North Yorkshire, England. It is the highest unbroken waterfall in the UK.

I was inspired to paint this by the sheer beauty of the setting; not only the waterfall itself but also the way the light shone through the trees and cascaded onto the rocks below. The different seams of rock, especially the red layers, added to the interest of the scene. The water had a brown hue, as it was stained by tannin, and provided interesting reflections of the rocks and waterfall.

This painting took several weeks to complete, mainly due to the complexity of the rock formations.

Limited Edition Print Options and Prices

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Edition
Edition Size

Picture Size
(HxW, inches)

Price un-framed (UK£)

Price framed (UK£)**

Original

36 x 24

£2,590

£2,650

Studio Proof, full size (giclée print on canvas)
20

36 x 24

£430

£495

Studio Proof reduced-size (giclée print on canvas)
40

26 x 18

£260

£315

Limited Edition giclée print on 300 gsm paper (full-size, un-mounted)
50

36 x 24

£167

-

Limited Edition giclée print on 300 gsm paper (mid-size, mounted)
100

20 x 16*

£67

-

Limited Edition giclée print on 300 gsm paper (small, mounted)
200

16 x 12*

£37

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* Paper print dimensions include the card mount (normally double-mount in ivory with gold slip).

** Framed price may vary, depending upon the grade and complexity of frame chosen.

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Richard Harpum, MA