Shadow on Watch Tower

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Shadow on Watch Tower

    Canvas are printed on 350gsm matte or satin exhibition canvas paper which is stretched over a 2cm finger joint slope Pine wood frame.

    Framed canvas wall art are printed on 350gsm matte or satin exhibition canvas. It sits inside a hand-made L-Shape Italian wooden frame, with a 1cm shadow gap.

    Framed wall art prints use high-quality Italian wood frames which allow your print to last a lifetime complimented with the best in the market German made Hahnemühle Premium and Fine Art Papers.

    • A 308 gsm 100% cotton rag paper with a slightly textured surface. The fine, surface and feel make this paper very versatile and it is ideal for printing both black and white and colour photographs and art reproductions with impressive pictorial depth. This has also been the most widely used matte paper for fine art photographers for years.

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Description

Two forts built more than 100 years ago still stand, while seven others from that time were reconstructed in the 1980s and also can be found in Liwa Oasis. These forts reflect the commitment of tribal groups to maintain order and protect their territories. These structures are generally characterised by round watchtowers and high walls at least three metres tall, with gun holes at regular intervals, suggesting a need for vigilance and strong defences.

 

This image was taken in Sep 2011 and has a minimalistic feel to it with shades of some parts from the wall the viewer is unable to see.

 

Liwa Fort – heritage location

 

Location: Abu Dhabi, UAE

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