Arctic Landscape Triptych

Deep, immersive blues and crisp icy whites define this expansive Arctic Landscape Triptych from Dan Hobday. This print set brings a cool, commanding presence to a modern living area or a spacious hallway, capturing the raw power of the northern elements. The painterly textures and layered horizontal forms evoke the feeling of crashing waves or shifting glaciers, creating a sophisticated and atmospheric focal point. To ground the intense cobalt tones and provide a high-end, gallery-style finish, a black frame would be a powerful choice.

Iris Lehnhardt is a German freelance artist. Her art is a homage to a variety of colours, shapes and forms in nature, moving with great skill between medias such as painting, photography and digital art. Painting is her preferred medium, in which her subtle and exquisite colour hues can be seen. Her work is exhibited and sold all over the world.

Artwork description: This horizontal set consists of three vertical panels forming a continuous abstract landscape in shades of deep blue, cerulean, and white. The composition features heavy, textured brushstrokes that suggest a cold, oceanic or arctic environment. A bright white "crest" or horizon line moves across the left and centre panels, while the right panel transitions into darker, more solid blocks of deep navy and slate. The overall aesthetic is gestural and moody, utilising a cool-toned palette to explore light and movement across a vast, frozen expanse.