Donegal Coastal Cottage & Irish Wildflower Shore – Contemporary Landscape Art Print No.4

Your Unframed Fine Art Print

Printed on high quality Semi glossy museum grade paper - The semi-glossy paper is a bright white photo paper with a satin finish, and it offers full sharp color fidelity.

Giclee print - Bright and intense print colors for your desired design will shine and not fade when exposed to sunlight regularly.

The combination of museum quality grade paper and sharp giclee print results in prints that will ensure bright, crisp, high definition art work that will last for many years to come making them perfect as centre pieces for home or workplace or as gifts.

Product details:

• Available as an A3 portrait or landscape print: 297 x 420 mm. 29.7 x 42.0cm. 11.7 x 16.5 inches
• Premium archival museum quality 350gsm heavy paper
• Bright and intense inks that will shine and not fade when exposed to sunlight regularly
• Printed in house to order from the original painting
• Colours may vary slightly
• Frame: Not included
  
  Adhering to our values of sustainability we do not create large print runs, these art pieces will be printed and delivered to you as individual bespoke prints

About Julian Ryder at FleurArtelier

Julian Ryder is a British artist whose work celebrates the beauty of the natural world through bold colour, expressive composition and a lifelong love of making. Having studied at Falmouth School of Art & Design before continuing his education at Bath Academy of Art, Julian has spent decades developing a distinctive visual language inspired by the landscapes, coastlines and gardens of Britain.

Painting has been a constant throughout his life. Whether working from the rugged coastline, rolling countryside or the quiet abundance of a productive garden, Julian is continually drawn to subjects that reflect the richness, resilience and beauty of nature. Flowers, fruit, vegetables and herbs are not simply objects to paint—they represent growth, nourishment and the changing rhythm of the seasons, themes that run through much of his work.

Julian primarily paints using bold acrylics on glass and white acrylic panels, creating vibrant works that are rich in texture, light and movement. Alongside painting, he also works as an illustrator and silk screen printer, enjoying the unique qualities that each medium brings. His work combines the confidence of contemporary colour with the handcrafted character of traditional printmaking, resulting in artworks that are both striking and timeless.

At the heart of Julian's practice is a simple belief: creativity should contribute something positive to the world. His long-term dream is to cultivate a one-acre smallholding where he can grow fruit, vegetables, herbs and flowers, living from part of the harvest while donating the remainder to people who cannot afford fresh produce or who have limited access to it. It is a vision rooted in generosity, sustainability and the idea that beauty and nourishment should be shared.

While that dream will take time to realise, Julian wanted to begin making a difference today.

In August 2026, he founded FleurArtelier, a home for a carefully curated collection of fine art prints created from original paintings and prints made over many years. Rather than allowing these works to remain unseen in a studio archive, FleurArtelier gives them a new purpose—bringing beautiful, museum-quality art into people's homes while helping support those in need.

With every print purchased through FleurArtelier, 20% of the sale price is donated directly to charity. This means every artwork purchased becomes part of something larger: an opportunity to make a tangible and immediate difference. By collecting Julian's work, customers are not only supporting an independent artist but also joining him in helping communities through charitable giving.

Each month, FleurArtelier partners with a different charitable organisation. This month's charity is Newbury Soup Kitchen, whose work provides food, support and compassion to people experiencing hardship. Twenty percent of every sale made through FleurArtelier this month will be donated directly to help support their invaluable work.

For Julian, art has always been about more than creating beautiful images. It is about connection—to nature, to people and to the belief that small acts, repeated consistently over time, can have a meaningful impact. Every painting begins with inspiration from the world around us, and every print sold becomes an opportunity to give something back.

Thank you for becoming part of that journey.