Fine Art Giclee Print of Original Artwork ‘Plate of Apricots’ by Sara Wibberley
Each sale directly supports the artist
Print of an Original Artwork by Sara Wibberley
Certificate of Authenticity signed by the artist included with each print
Pay later options available at checkout
Printed on Museum Grade, Fine Art Rag, Giclee Paper , 285gsm
Sustainably sourced paper - one tree planted for every order
Vibrant and striking colour reproduction
Available in four Sizes A4, A3, A2, A1
Exclusive to Cor Editions
Print Size
The print size listed is the size of the paper your artwork will be printed on - the image itself will vary in size within the paper, dependant on the shape of the image.
If ordering without a frame then the image of the artwork will be placed within your chosen size paper with a white border to allow for framing.
Framing
If you order a frame, the print will arrive ready to hang in a Tulip Wood frame, with glass (as seen in product pictures).
Frames are made to order by a UK based independent framer. Each sale directly supports this craft.
If you would like a bespoke frame (a different colour etc) then please get in touch to discuss and we’ll be happy to help arrange and discuss costing.
Shipping
Prints are produced upon order - estimated dispatch is 5-7 working days after order is placed.
Prints are posted 1st Class Royal Mail next day delivery.
If ordering a frame please allow an additional three weeks for delivery (though it may be sooner) as the frames are made by an independent, professional framer upon order.
Giclee Paper
All our prints are museum-grade, archival pigment prints on fine art rag Giclee paper, 305gsm – A premium, natural white cotton paper, with a subtle texture. Due to the quality of our paper and printing process the prints will retain vibrancy of colour for years to come.
About the Artist
Sara Wibberley is an emerging painter born in 1975 in Harpenden, Hertfordshire. She now lives with her husband and two teenage sons in a small village in rural Bedfordshire, UK. She studied art at GCSE and A Level standard at school but then went on to train as a primary school teacher at Brighton University. Having been a teacher for the last 27 years, she reignited her love for creating art during the first Covid lockdown and has been creating art most days since.
Sara uses art as her voice and a window into her inner world. Sara’s home (that she shares with her husband and two teenage sons) is her haven, her place of calm and peace and it is here where most of her inspirations, for her art, emerge. Taking solace and comfort from everyday items in her home; the beauty and simplicity of their shapes coming to life in 2D form through her creations.
‘Even the common articles made for daily use become endowed with beauty when they are loved.’ (SoetsuYanagi)
Sara creates still lifes on her dining room table out of objects she has collected over the years perhaps due to sentimental reasons or travel or simply because she liked the shape of them. Preferring to work with acrylics on wooden panels, she attempts to capture the essence of the objects in front of her, building up the layers of the paint, using a minimal palette, whilst allowing the history of previous layers to show through in places.
Sara’s aim is to appreciate the everyday, the simplicity, the small things in life; the objects that have a story to tell, that once had caring hands creating them for future generations to appreciate. Through Sara’s art they continue to live on for others to also appreciate their simple beauty and hopefully find comfort in them.
Fine Art Giclee Print of Original Artwork ‘Plate of Apricots’ by Sara Wibberley
Each sale directly supports the artist
Print of an Original Artwork by Sara Wibberley
Certificate of Authenticity signed by the artist included with each print
Pay later options available at checkout
Printed on Museum Grade, Fine Art Rag, Giclee Paper , 285gsm
Sustainably sourced paper - one tree planted for every order
Vibrant and striking colour reproduction
Available in four Sizes A4, A3, A2, A1
Exclusive to Cor Editions
Print Size
The print size listed is the size of the paper your artwork will be printed on - the image itself will vary in size within the paper, dependant on the shape of the image.
If ordering without a frame then the image of the artwork will be placed within your chosen size paper with a white border to allow for framing.
Framing
If you order a frame, the print will arrive ready to hang in a Tulip Wood frame, with glass (as seen in product pictures).
Frames are made to order by a UK based independent framer. Each sale directly supports this craft.
If you would like a bespoke frame (a different colour etc) then please get in touch to discuss and we’ll be happy to help arrange and discuss costing.
Shipping
Prints are produced upon order - estimated dispatch is 5-7 working days after order is placed.
Prints are posted 1st Class Royal Mail next day delivery.
If ordering a frame please allow an additional three weeks for delivery (though it may be sooner) as the frames are made by an independent, professional framer upon order.
Giclee Paper
All our prints are museum-grade, archival pigment prints on fine art rag Giclee paper, 305gsm – A premium, natural white cotton paper, with a subtle texture. Due to the quality of our paper and printing process the prints will retain vibrancy of colour for years to come.
About the Artist
Sara Wibberley is an emerging painter born in 1975 in Harpenden, Hertfordshire. She now lives with her husband and two teenage sons in a small village in rural Bedfordshire, UK. She studied art at GCSE and A Level standard at school but then went on to train as a primary school teacher at Brighton University. Having been a teacher for the last 27 years, she reignited her love for creating art during the first Covid lockdown and has been creating art most days since.
Sara uses art as her voice and a window into her inner world. Sara’s home (that she shares with her husband and two teenage sons) is her haven, her place of calm and peace and it is here where most of her inspirations, for her art, emerge. Taking solace and comfort from everyday items in her home; the beauty and simplicity of their shapes coming to life in 2D form through her creations.
‘Even the common articles made for daily use become endowed with beauty when they are loved.’ (SoetsuYanagi)
Sara creates still lifes on her dining room table out of objects she has collected over the years perhaps due to sentimental reasons or travel or simply because she liked the shape of them. Preferring to work with acrylics on wooden panels, she attempts to capture the essence of the objects in front of her, building up the layers of the paint, using a minimal palette, whilst allowing the history of previous layers to show through in places.
Sara’s aim is to appreciate the everyday, the simplicity, the small things in life; the objects that have a story to tell, that once had caring hands creating them for future generations to appreciate. Through Sara’s art they continue to live on for others to also appreciate their simple beauty and hopefully find comfort in them.
