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Clyde Dockyard Ruins

Scotland

Clyde Dockyard Ruins

Along the Clyde today are many relics of the former glory days of shipbuilding. Long abandoned wharves, bollards, wrecks and relics are scattered along the banks of the Clyde between Glasgow and Dumbarton.

Custom print

Edition of 10

$210.00

Media $210.00

Long edge

mm

594 × 396 mm · 23.4 × 15.6 in

Media

Fine art papers

Hahnemühle Photo Rag 308gsmHahnemühle Photo Rag Bright WhiteHahnemühle Photo Rag MetallicHahnemühle Museum EtchingHahnemühle Hemp 290gsmHahnemühle Agave 290gsmINKJETpro Highly Textured Fine ArtKodak Professional Inkjet Lustre

Photo papers

Fuji Pearl Metallic

Canvas sheet

Canson PhotoArt Canvas

Ready to hang

Ready-to-hang canvas (stretched)Print, stretch, and wire included

Framing

Framed prints use Perspex instead of glass so they can be shipped safely.

UnframedPrint only — shipped flat or in a tube Standard frame moulding sample

Standard frameWider moulding (20–42mm face, 20mm deep) with Perspex for shipping. Black, white, timber, teak or silver. Deluxe frame moulding sample

Deluxe frameSlimmer 10mm face, 25mm deep — cleaner, streamlined look with Perspex for shipping. Black, white, timber, dark brown or teak.

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Made to order · Shipped with Perspex if framed (not glass) · Free shipping within Australia

The Georgette 150th

SS Georgette 150th anniversary photographic exhibition

12–27 September 2026 · Free admission

20 Morris Rd, Forest Grove WA 6286

Margaret River Region Open Studios

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Photographs by John Bowskill · Margaret River Region Open Studios 2026 · exhibition.margies.app