The Boat Station
£145.00 – £229.00Price range: £145.00 through £229.00
The Boat Station by Gary Walton Framed Print
The Boat Station by Gary Walton
The Boat Station by Gary Walton
Limited Edition of 150
Image Size: 600 x 250mm
Approximate frame Size: 835 x 470mm
Framed in a white frame with a white mount.
A Whimsical Coastal Scene
Gary Walton’s “The Boat Station” is a charming limited-edition Giclée print. It showcases a whimsical coastal scene, featuring houses perched precariously on a tall rock formation, with a small boat resting on a wooden structure. Consequently, the piece is both imaginative and visually captivating.
Intriguing Composition, Muted Tones
The composition is unusual and eye-catching. The artist uses a muted colour palette, which emphasizes the whimsical nature of the scene. Moreover, the colours are soft and gentle. This creates a sense of calm amidst the unusual setting.
Elegant Framing, Enhanced Presentation
The print is beautifully framed, enhancing its visual impact. The frame provides a sophisticated yet understated presentation. In addition, the framing protects the delicate artwork.
A Unique Piece of Coastal Art
“The Boat Station” is a truly unique piece of coastal art. It would be perfect for those looking for a creative and whimsical addition to their home décor. Therefore, consider it an imaginative work of art.
Gary Walton
Gary discovered a natural gift for painting at an early age, excelling at all things creative throughout his school years. His remarkable technical ability lead to a successful career in graphic design, where he continued to hone his draughtsmanship. At first painting only in his spare time, Waltons unique style gradually developed into the instantly recognizable works of today.
Influenced by the surrealist paintings of Salvador Dali, Waltons paintings depict ethereal scenes, blurring the line between dream and reality. Many of his works, in fact, start life as dreams; images seen in his sleep are translated onto canvas with astonishing clarity. Of his inspirations, Walton states I looked deep inside myself to create my individual style of art It took time to adapt my passion for surrealism to bring my work to life until my creation was born.
Despite having resided inland over recent years, Waltons affection for the coast is evident in many of his works, with boats, beach huts and lighthouses a recurring motif. Whimsical buildings inhabit the rolling hills of his landscapes, providing both the audience and artist with a means to escape to his fantastical locations.
Since becoming a full- time artist Waltons style has continued to develop, with an ever-growing army of collectors relishing each new collection.

