Langdale Pikes: Faceted Earth Tones

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Size 50x70cm 45x60cm 30x40cm

Frame Black White Natural

Three sizes
Ready to hang
Made to order

The ascent to Stickle Tarn is rewarded by a dark body of water in a high bowl. Rising sheer from its edge is the crag face of Pavey Ark, flanked by the peak of Harrison Stickle. This is the classic view of the Langdale Pikes, seen across moor grass, where walkers finally pause.

Treated in a bold Cubist style, the fells are fractured into faceted planes, capturing the rock from multiple angles. Earthy ochres, greens, and greys interlock around the deep polygon of the tarn. From across a room, this geometry resolves into an unmistakable silhouette, grounded by clean typography.

Delivered ready to hang, this framed print brings architectural drama to a hallway. A black frame perfectly anchors the dark tones of the water, while natural wood warms the earthy palette. Part of a wider series, it looks superb hung alone or collected as a set.

Sizes

30 × 40 cm — 12 × 16 in

45 × 60 cm — 18 × 24 in

50 × 70 cm — 20 × 28 in

Each size is the printed poster itself; the 20 mm moulding sits outside it. There is no mount — the print runs to the frame, so the whole design is on show.

Paper, frame and glazing

Printed on 200 gsm enhanced matte fine-art paper, chosen for flat colour: no gloss, no reflections, and ink that sits in the sheet rather than on it.

Framed in a 20 mm wide, 24 mm deep solid wood moulding — black, white or natural oak.

Glazed with shatterproof acrylic rather than glass, so a large poster arrives intact.

MDF backing board with hanging fixtures already fitted.

Delivery and returns

Every poster is printed and framed to order, at the production facility closest to your delivery address.

Framed pieces are made and dispatched within 5–10 working days. UK delivery normally takes up to five working days after dispatch; international orders can take up to 28 days.

Full detail is in our shipping policy and refund policy.

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The Cubism series

The fells fractured into faceted planes, seen from several angles at once

The fells and their reflection fractured into overlapping planes, seen from several angles at once. Ochre, umber, slate and chalk — the landscape analysed rather than described.

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