Art Prints Gallery | Birth of a Dream By Jack Vettriano | Frame Choices, Pictures, Wall Decor Black - 33cm x 33cm

• The Making of Our Artwork : Handmade in our UK workshop by our skilled framers to ensure they last a lifetime.. Beautifully finished using the best quality fixtures and fittings. Your frame will be fitted with a rigid backboard, secured with locking pins, sealed with framers grade brown tape, strong steel D rings and screws, and a double picture cord.
• How We Prepare Your Order : We will send you a tracking number as soon as your artwork is ready for dispatch. Your paintings will be carefully packaged with bubble wrap, blue foam corners and in a double wall cardboard box.
• Handmade in our UK workshop by our skilled framers to ensure they last a lifetime.
• Overall Size : Dimensions Quoted Anywhere Above Is The Overall Size Including The Frame
• Wide Applications: We have a wide variety of artists and frame choices. Giving you many options to mix and match artists and styles to go anywhere in your home, office or work space.

This framed print by Jack Vettriano is an official reproduction of the original painting. We are official stockists, and all of his prints are framed in our workshop in Scotland. Jack Vettriano was born in Fife, Scotland in 1951, and sadly passed away in Nice, France in March 2025. A self taught artist, his illustrious car started as a hobby in the 1970s, and so he began spending much of his spare time learning his craft by copying the Old Masters, Impressionist and many Scottish artists. It was in 1992 that we would see his first solo exhibition at the Edinburgh Gallery entitled 'Tales of Love and Other Stories". This was followed by many sell out shows throughout the years including 'Between Darkness and Dawn, 'Lovers and Other Strangers' and "Affairs of the Heart. September 2013 saw the opening of ‘Jack Vettriano: A Retrospective’ at Glasgow’s Kelvingrove Art Gallery and Museum. It featured over 100 works and ran until Feb 2014. It attracted 123,300 visitors and broke the attendance records held by a Van Gogh exhibition in 1948. His work continues to sell throughout the world.