Stuart Tocher

The original painting in oil on canvas was conceived while on a trip on the West Coast of Scotland where the artist was amazed at the colours the setting sun painted on the water and the islands. With recollections of all the colours the artist tries to convey the reflections across the water. Because the colours in the water remind the artist of the colours of whisky he has called this picture “Usquebaugh”. In Gaelic this means “Water of Life” which in time became “usky” and what we today know as “whisky”!

Each artist's numbered and signed limited edition print is supplied with an artist's numbered and signed 210mm x 150mm certificate of authenticity.
 
This museum quality print is of an edition of 95 created on 315gsm pure cotton natural white fine art paper employing UV encapsulated pigment inks and sealed to provide a fully archival long lasting and vibrant image.

The finished print is supplied in an acid free tissue wrap and shipped in an armoured 4 inch mailing tube.

Illustration shows a 700mm x 600mm unmounted print as supplied.