Traditional Norwegian Rorbuer Cabins at Svolvær Harbor.In 1120, King Øystein decided that rorbuer would be built for traveling fishermen to stay in. The name "rorbu" comes from the Norwegian word "ro" which translates to rowing, which was what the traveling fishermen did. The second word is "bu" which can mean either a small house/place to live or a storage place. Basically, a "Rorbu" is a house the fishermen lived in while fishing on the Lofoten Islands.
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Print only - £95
Window Mounted Print - £115
Limited Edition landscape prints will be signed and numbered by me before being dispatched with a Certificate of Authenticity.
Should you wish to have your print window mounted I will supply a bevel cut mount using conservation quality mountboard. Standard mounts are cut 4" wider on each side than the image from 2.4mm board.
Postage and packaging is included in the unit price.
Number in Series :50
Medium: Giclee print on Epson, Hahnemühle or CANSON® Heavyweight matt paper. Both printer and papers being certified under the Epson Digigraphie® scheme.
Height :16"
Width :21"
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