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Winter landscape artwork overlooking the Alpine town of Morzine. The Pleney Chair lift is visible through the swirling snow. Limited edition print of original panoramic painting in oils with texture and movement. 30 x80cm

Karen Griffiths - Pleney Love

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Winter Landscape Artwork

limited Edition print of an original winter landscape artwork created in oil paint on canvas depicting the Pleney cablecar in Morzine in a swirling snowstorm

Limited Edition Print 
Edition of 60
Giclée print on Hahnemühle photorag 308gr paper
This print comes in 2 sizes,
30 x 80cm paper size. 20 x 70cm print size
and 45 x 120cm paper size and 35 x 110cm print size.
There is a 5cm border around the print for easy framing.
Hand signed by artist
Certificate of Authenticity


Ships from France

Capture the dramatic beauty of Morzine amid a snowstorm with this winter landscape artwork. This print masterfully portrays the Pleney cablecar enveloped in swirling snow, highlighting the dynamic interaction between nature and human innovation. Ideal for lovers of mountain landscapes and winter scenes, it offers a stunning depiction that evokes both the chill and charm of alpine adventures.

 

Karen Griffiths

British painter Karen Griffiths lives in the French Alps, with her studio overlooking the alpine town of Morzine. Since leaving university, Brighton became home for 9 years painting in her beachfront studio, until moving to France 20 years ago.

When she arrived in Morzine to ski, the British artist fell in love with it. “I came for three nights and stayed for three weeks”. Fascinated by the ever-changing seasons, she particularly loves winter. The silence and the white cloak that softens contours inspire her delicate palette of colours, a mix of abstraction and impressionism, blurred landscapes, carved by ski tracks, filiform ski lifts or a few ghostly spruce trees. Pink-grey, fuchsia yellow, or night blue, the mountains seem solitary and introspective… 

New works, inspired by her numerous solitary ski- touring trips, now hang alongside intimate portraits of children and old people with intense expressions, taken from her travel sketches. Whether faces or landscapes, her works always suggest an emotion or an intimate experience.

Karen also draws inspiration from outdoor sports, ski touring in winter and trail running in summer, so much so that in her studio, the skis and backpacks are inseparable from the paintbrushes and easels.