Cornwall Canvases

Beautiful wall art of Cornwall

The beautiful county of Cornwall is a wonderful place for photography with the fresh clear air, green ocean, golden sands and dramatic cliffs. Plus there’s the picturesque coastal villages of St Ives, Mousehole, Padstow and many others.

Canvases prints use high quality materials. With 4cm thick gallery bars made from Kiln dried pine. The print is wrapped around the edges of the frame. Delivered ‘made-up’, no assembly required.

These are high resolution photographs of the Lake District that can be printed at large sizes without any loss of detail.


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Canvas prints use high quality materials. With 1.5″ (4cm) gallery style bars made from Kiln dried pine.
The edge of the print is 'mirrored' and wrapped around the edges of the frame. So none of the image is lost around the frame edges.
Printed using the highest quality large format roll printer, using archival ink (UltraChrome K3). With lightfastness ratings of up to 108 years.
Delivered 'made-up', no assembly required.

  • Canvases take approx 5 - 8 working days to deliver using tracked shipping.
  • Canvases of 180cm - 72" and over can take a little longer.
  • Postage starts at £4.95 for small sizes, largest sizes £5.95
  • Delivered 'made-up', no assembly required.
  • UK only delivery for canvases.
Single panel canvases start at 2ft wide and go up to 7ft wide with multi panels up to 13ft wide.
Canvases start at £69 for smaller sizes
Up to around £299 - £389 for the largest sizes

If you’d like to get an idea of what the image would look like hanging on your wall – email me a pic of your room – Room Mock Up

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Lake District canvas prints are available as single panels and 3 panel split canvases. (4 – 5 panels available on request)

Canvas wrap prints use high quality materials. With 1.5″ (38mm) gallery style bars made from Kiln dried pine. The print is wrapped around the edges.

The print is wrapped around the edges using the reflection method. This is where the edges of the image are copied, reversed and added to the outside of the photograph. The benefit of this is that none of the original image is lost. What you see on the site is what you get.

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