STORM OVER BUACHAILLE ETIVE MOR

Buachaille Etive Mor (gaelic - Buachaille Eite Mòr) meaning the great herdsman is an iconic triangular mountain on the edge of Rannoch moor near Glencoe and Glen Etive which is one of Scotlands most photographed mountain scenes.
This original Scottish landscape painting was inspired by a thunderstorm whilst hill walking over the devils staircase an old military road built by general wade over the hills to Kinlochleven and Fort William.
Painted in muted tones.

An original acrylic art painting on  8 x 8 inch box canvas with black painted edges ready to hang. 
Original Sold
Available as professionally printed signed edition prints 12" x 12" & 20" x 20" on textured watercolor style paper.
Other custom sizes are available to order.
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STORM OVER BUACHAILLE ETIVE MOR
Contemporary Scottish landscape paintings and prints 
by Kevin Sean O'Connell