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Prints and Paintings of The Royal Mile Edinburgh Now, for the first time, an opportunity is available to allow an insight into the magic that makes the Royal Mile in Edinburgh Old Town so enthralling! For the first time, a panoramic painting of the most significant section of Edinburgh's Royal Mile, produced in extraordinary detail, allows an incredibly close look at the wonderful historic elements which make up the Royal Mile. NEW
New signed Giclee Prints offering even more remarkable colour and detail Giclee printing is a modern seven colour process which uses Archival quality Ultrachrome pigment inks, and is ideally suited to the production of fine art prints of the highest quality Print size 1270 x 300 - Price £85 plus postage and packing.
The extent chosen by the artist, William Highet, is the south front of the ancient Royal Burgh of Edinburgh (1130 AD), and his paintings include St Giles Cathedral, Parliament Square - the site of the original Scottish Parliament, the High Street, Lawnmarket and Castlehill. The original panoramic painting in colour and to scale is some 30 feet long and was completed by William Highet after two and a half years of painstaking work. This painting of the Royal Mile has now been reproduced as a series of beautiful fine art prints. These fine art prints of historic Edinburgh will fascinate those who are interested in Edinburgh and its historic Old Town, with its prominent landmarks and tourist attractions, and by those who are excited by the diversity of Scottish architecture throughout history. Such is the quality and the historical and architectural importance of this painting centred on the Royal Mile in the heart of Edinburgh's world heritage site, that a series of prints from the original painting has been taken into the archives of The Royal Commission of Ancient and Historic Monuments of Scotland to be held there for posterity. Following an exhibition of the painting by William Highet, held in the Museum of Edinburgh on the Royal Mile during the Edinburgh International Festival, the original painting is to be held by the City of Edinburgh Museums. To learn more about these fine art prints which have
evoked much public interest and favourable comment, we have created this
website, so that you may find more information about the intriguing "most
famous street in the world" and allow you to purchase these prints from
our online gallery. We hope you enjoy this website! Information about current and recent exhibitions of William Highet's work |