The Stars Came Out to Play by Conor Wilson, original charcoal drawing of Middle Beach, Putsborough, North Devon, showing reflected sunset light, gentle waves and the first stars appearing at twilight displayed on white wall.
The Stars Came Out to Play by Conor Wilson, original charcoal drawing of Middle Beach, Putsborough, North Devon, showing reflected sunset light, gentle waves and the first stars appearing at twilight displayed in modern interior.

The Stars Came Out to Play

  • Fine art print on heavyweight paper.
  • Image size: 21.5 × 34cm.
  • Supplied unframed.
  • Dispatched within 5 working days.

(See scale photograph.)

The image is printed at the size listed above on heavyweight paper with a white border.

£65.00

As twilight settles, reflected sunset light fades across the shore and the first stars begin to emerge.

Fine Art Print

The Stars Came Out to Play captures Middle Beach, Putsborough, during the quiet transition from sunset into night. Shallow water reflects the remaining light across the shoreline, while gentle bands of waves and shadow lead the eye towards the distant sea.

Soft cloud formations diffuse the last light above the horizon as the sky gradually darkens and the first stars begin to appear. The monochrome image relies on subtle tonal shifts, reflected light and the natural rhythm of the tide to convey the stillness of the North Devon coast at twilight.

Print & Finish

The fine art print is produced on heavyweight paper with a white border and supplied unframed.

Discover the Artwork

Originally drawn in charcoal on paper in 2015, The Stars Came Out to Play captures Middle Beach, Putsborough at twilight through reflected light, tonal rhythm and the first stars appearing above the sea.

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ORIGINAL SOLD
Held in a private collection.

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