The Lighthouse of Fingal Head || Fine Art Print

The Lighthouse of Fingal Head || Fine Art Print

The Lighthouse of Fingal Head || Fine Art Print

The Lighthouse of Fingal Head || Fine Art Print

The Lighthouse of Fingal Head || Fine Art Print

The Lighthouse of Fingal Head || Fine Art Print

The Lighthouse of Fingal Head || Fine Art Print

The Lighthouse of Fingal Head || Fine Art Print

The Lighthouse of Fingal Head || Fine Art Print

The Lighthouse of Fingal Head || Fine Art Print

The Lighthouse of Fingal Head || Fine Art Print

$90.00 - $210.00

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Nestled in the Tweed region, just south of Point Danger in Northern NSW, lies the Fingal Head Lighthouse. Sitting atop the basalt rock columns, not unlike those of Giant's Causeway in Northern Ireland, this squat little lighthouse has been safely guiding ships along our shores for over 150 years. This painting captures the beautiful evening skies, the glowing ocean found along the Tweed Heads coastline, and a tiny peek of Mt Warning in the far distance.

This is a high quality giclée reproduction of an original acrylic painting printed on museum archival quality art paper. The print comes unframed.

All art prints include free shipping within Australia.

Printed in Australia.
Eliza Rose offers framing for pickup orders only from our Petrie Terrace studio. Please add framing as a separate item to cart. Framing can be found on this page.
1. Made in Brisbane, Australia. Printed in-house on our beautiful giclee printer Eleanor on acid-free archival and lightly textured off-white paper.
2. All of our cotton paper prints are inclusive of a 2cm white border and fit easily into standard frames or can be beautifully custom-framed without losing any of the image.
3. All reproductions come without a frame. Photo is a guide of how to display art.
4. Colour can vary between screens. Please note that the colours in the print may appear slightly different to how your screen presents it.
Art prints are delicate and are to be treated with care. Avoid touching the front with your hands. Avoid leaving directly in the sun. Art prints are best protected in a frame under glass.