Contemporary Scottish art print of our original pen drawing of the Gallery of Modern Art in Glasgow.
 
The GoMA building is steeped in history. Formerly the house of a tobacco and sugar merchant who made his money from the slave plantations, the building also served as a library and the Royal Exchange of Glasgow. Of course this area is well-known for the Duke of Wellington statue with the traffic cone on his head.
 
Our Scottish art prints are available in the following sizes
A4 Print:  30cm x 21 cm   (11 x 8.3 inches)
A3 Print:  42cm x 30 cm   (16.5 x 11.7 inches)
A4 Framed:  44cm x 34cm   (17 x 13.5 inches)
A3 Framed:  53cm x 43cm   (21 x 16.5 inches)
 
How we print for you
We print our drawings of Scotland to what is known in the art world as Giclée levels of quality. This means your picture is printed on archival, acid-free art paper for a professional finish. We only print on the latest inkjet printers using genuine Epson inks to ensure depth of colour and a piece of art that won't fade over time.
 
Framing
Made in the UK, our lightweight frames are created from high-quality sustainable wood with a black satin finish. Fitted with 2mm perspex and an MDF back. The bright white mounts are 1.4mm thick and machine-cut to ensure the highest quality.  
 
Packaging
A4 prints are packaged in a clear cellophane packet with a supporting board and sent in a hardback envelope to ensure it reaches you in excellent condition. 
 
A3 prints are rolled and packaged in a cardboard tube to ensure it reaches you in excellent condition.
 
Framed Prints are packaged in recycleable bubblewrap, and sent in a cardboard box to fit your frame size.