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Michelle Bellamy limited edition landscape art print of the Travers River at Lake Rotoiti, Nelson Lakes National Park, New Zealand.
Black framed limited edition Nelson Lakes landscape print of the Travers River, Lake Rotoiti and surrounding mountains by Michelle Bellamy.
Oak framed New Zealand landscape art print featuring the Travers River flowing into Lake Rotoiti by Michelle Bellamy.
White framed Michelle Bellamy limited edition art print of the Travers River and Lake Rotoiti in Nelson Lakes National Park, New Zealand.
Travers River, Head of Lake Rotoiti 150
Travers River, Head of Lake Rotoiti 150
Travers River, Head of Lake Rotoiti 150
Travers River, Head of Lake Rotoiti 150
Travers River, Head of Lake Rotoiti 150
Travers River, Head of Lake Rotoiti 150
Travers River, Head of Lake Rotoiti 150
Travers River, Head of Lake Rotoiti 150
Travers River, Head of Lake Rotoiti 150
Travers River, Head of Lake Rotoiti 150
Michelle Bellamy limited edition landscape art print of the Travers River at Lake Rotoiti, Nelson Lakes National Park, New Zealand.
Black framed limited edition Nelson Lakes landscape print of the Travers River, Lake Rotoiti and surrounding mountains by Michelle Bellamy.
Oak framed New Zealand landscape art print featuring the Travers River flowing into Lake Rotoiti by Michelle Bellamy.
White framed Michelle Bellamy limited edition art print of the Travers River and Lake Rotoiti in Nelson Lakes National Park, New Zealand.
Travers River, Head of Lake Rotoiti 150
Travers River, Head of Lake Rotoiti 150
Travers River, Head of Lake Rotoiti 150
Travers River, Head of Lake Rotoiti 150
Travers River, Head of Lake Rotoiti 150
Travers River, Head of Lake Rotoiti 150
Travers River, Head of Lake Rotoiti 150
Travers River, Head of Lake Rotoiti 150
Travers River, Head of Lake Rotoiti 150
Travers River, Head of Lake Rotoiti 150
Travers River, Head of Lake Rotoiti 150

Travers River, Head of Lake Rotoiti 150

$290.00

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The Travers River is a clear, snow-fed wilderness river flowing through the heart of Nelson Lakes National Park. Cascading through beech forest and open tussock flats before feeding into Lake Rotoiti, the river is framed by the rugged Travers and St Arnaud ranges. Artist Michelle Bellamy captures the deep blue pools, rushing rapids and surrounding mountain landscape in this limited edition art print. The river is excellent a home for trout and these are easily spotted through the clear water. With beautiful scenic mountain ranges towering behind as a backdrop the Travers is must to visit at the head of Lake Rotoiti.
View the original Travers River, Head of Lake Rotoiti painting.
  • Edition: Limited to just 150 prints total.
    Made with: Printed with archival quality inks on heavyweight 300+gsm cotton rag/papers.
    Sizing: Three sizes available to fit your space perfectly.
    Framing: Black, white, brown, dark brown & raw oak available in a variety of profiles to suit the size of the artwork.
    Availability: Usually ready to ship in 3-5 days. Framed prints 5-10 days. If you need your print by a certain date please get in touch.
  • The artwork above the teal chair is framed with the raw oak 40w x 34d frame with no matt and is the 700 x 500mm size. 
    The artwork above the couch with the blue & yellow cushion is framed with the black 30w x 40d frame with no matt and is the 1000 x 714mm size.
    The artwork in the white room above the white couch is framed with the white 30w x 40d frame with no matt and is the 1000 x 714mm size.

  • Epson Fine Art Cotton Rag | Cold Press Natural 340gsm
    With a textured finish, Cold Press Natural is composed of a true 100% cotton fibre base. The cotton Rag is designed for museum quality fine art work, it is a warm white and delivers beautiful tonal transitions.
    Hahnemühle Fine Art Paper | German Etching 310gsm
    With a rougher textured finish it is a traditional mould-made copperplate printing paper. The natural white art paper is made from 100% alpha cellulose and is one of the most popular papers for fine art prints and art reproductions thanks to its characteristic tactile feel and surface texture.
    For more information please visit our FAQ page.
  • Shipping rates & how long until my print is delivered?
    Unframed prints in New Zealand - Free
    Michelle creates your exclusive signed print which takes between 1-5 days. Then your print is sent with delivery in 1-3 working days. 
    Framed Prints in New Zealand - Free
    Please allow 5-10 working days for framing then it will be shipped within New Zealand in 2-3 working days. Please note that framed prints cannot be shipped outside of New Zealand.
    Unframed prints to Australia $50.00NZD (1 tube)
    Unframed prints to the rest of the world $120.00NZD (1 tube)
    Each shipping tube can hold up to four small prints, two medium prints, or one large print. International orders have a target delivery time of 3-7 working days once the print has been made. Please check here for international shipping details.

Description

This archival quality print is made using the highest quality museum grade pigment inks and is available on two lightly textured papers. The inks and papers are designed to last for generations. Each fine art reproduction is colour proofed by Michelle and hand signed & dated at the base with edition number and title. The print size refers to the dimensions of the image, each print also has an additional 50mm unprinted border. The Petite Print collection (245 x 245mm size) has a smaller 30mm unprinted border.

  • Premium Quality: Only genuine high-quality, lightfast aqueous-based pigment inks are used, which are fade and light resistant for 80-120 years indoors. Complemented with heavyweight archival quality 300+gsm cotton rag/papers to ensure the vibrancy is preserved for years to come.
  • Craftsmanship: Each fine art reproduction is colour proofed by the artist capturing all the rich tones and colors of the original painting.
  • Exclusivity: Limited to only 150 prints of each image, this art reproduction offers a rare opportunity to own a piece of Michelle Bellamy’s exquisite work. The limited run adds to its value and desirability for collectors.
  • Authenticity: Each print is hand-signed by Michelle Bellamy, complete with the edition number and title at the base. This personal touch not only enhances the value of the piece but also guarantees its authenticity as a collectible work of art.

Framing

We offer a selection of black, white, brown, dark brown and raw oak frames, available in a range of profiles to complement the size and style of your artwork.
Our black and white frames are made in New Zealand from pine and finished with a durable, smooth painted surface.
The brown and dark brown frames are also crafted from New Zealand pine, with a stained, textured finish that brings warmth and character to the artwork.
For a more natural look, our raw oak frame features a beautiful solid timber construction with a simple, untreated finish that allows the natural grain of the wood to show.
If you have something different in mind, we can also arrange a custom framing option to suit your artwork and interior.

MEET THE ARTIST

​For more than two decades, Michelle Bellamy has been painting full-time, building a reputation as a highly regarded New Zealand artist known for her distinctive, detailed landscapes and connection to the outdoors. That same dedication and pursuit of excellence that has shaped her career is evident in every painting. Michelle is constantly striving to capture not only the detail of a place, but its character, atmosphere and the feeling of being there. Her work is held in private collections throughout New Zealand and overseas, and she has completed significant works for Sir Robert Jones and Fish & Game New Zealand. Every artwork begins with a genuine connection to the landscape - places explored, remembered and experienced firsthand. When you purchase a Michelle Bellamy art print, you're not simply bringing a picture into your home, you're owning a carefully crafted piece of New Zealand landscape art created by an artist who has spent more than 20 years dedicated to her craft.

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