The tide has gone out and left the fishing boat exactly where it is — orange-hulled, bunting-strung, and entirely unbothered about it. On the sandy headland beside it, a cluster of wonky harbour cottages jostles for position, including a timber-framed pub called The Anchor, its hanging sign swinging gently in the sea breeze. To the right, a lighthouse stands on rocky outcrops, partly veiled in mist, while a pale moon hangs in the soft grey-blue sky above. Quietly comic, warmly nostalgic, and unmistakably Gary Walton.
This print is a companion piece to Still Waters — the two make a beautiful pair displayed together.
Edition Details
Limited to 150 fine art prints + 15 Artist's Proofs. Printed on 300gsm watercolour paper using giclée printing. Individually signed and numbered by Gary Walton. Supplied with a certificate of authenticity.
Pre-Order Information
This is a pre-order from Gary Walton's Autumn 2026 collection. Prints are expected to dispatch from mid-September 2026. Gallery Stock options ship from us as soon as our copies arrive; Ships from Publisher options are sent direct from the publisher.
If you see LOW STOCK in the title, this print has sold out from the publisher and only our remaining gallery stock is available — once gone, we cannot reorder. If you see SOLD OUT, the print is no longer available.
Presentation Options
Mounted — giclée print in an off-white mount
Framed Groove Medium Grey — mounted print set in a contemporary grey painted wood frame with glazing
Framed Whitewashed Oak — mounted print set in a whitewashed oak-effect wood frame with glazing, ships direct from publisher
Approximate Measurements
Image size: approx. 70 × 30 cm
Mounted size: 87.5 × 48.5 cm
Framed Groove Medium Grey: approx. 93.5 × 54.5 cm
Framed Whitewashed Oak: approx. 92.5 × 53.5 cm
Glazed items are shipped via courier on a fragile service — unfortunately this means framed items are excluded from any of our UK shipping offers for mounted prints. See our Shipping Policy for full details.
Gary Walton at The Braithwaite GalleryGary Walton painting at The Braithwaite Gallery