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The 'Sailing to Victory' limited edition print by Ian G Brennan
To commemorate the bi-centenary of the Battle of Trafalgar, the first of a limited edition print 'Sailing to Victory' is shortly to be released, direct to the private collector on-line and at pre-gallery prices and for those interested in British Naval History, there will also be the opportunity of owning a small piece of original centuries old Victory oak., completely free of charge.
The 'Sailing to Victory' limited edition print
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About the Artist;
Ian G Brennan has extensively exhibited his work in Museum and Art Galleries, including some of the finest Art galleries in London. His career as a sculptor began in 1984 and within five years was appointed sculptor to the British Royal Household as the Sculptor to the Most Noble Order of the Garter and Honourable Order of the Bath. Many examples of Ian G Brennan's work can be found in Windsor Castle, Westminster Abbey, Museums, Company Receptions and private art collections all over the World. for further information.
The 'Sailing to Victory' limited edition print by Ian G Brennan
This unique print 'Sailing to Victory' featuring the famous 'Trafalgar Day 1805' sculpture by Ian G Brennan is being specially produced on fine quality art paper using the sophisticated giclée printing process and supplied in a limited edition of just 470 prints worldwide.
The Art studio producing these unique prints have incorporating the unique Sculpture of HMS Victory, currently being carved by Ian G Brennan, into an image taken by the sculptor off Portsmouth where HMS Victory originally set sail in October 1805, heading through these very seas towards its historic destiny off Cape Trafalgar.
When this limited edition print depicting HMS Victory in full sail is purchased, along with the Prints Certificate of Authentication signed by the Artist; if requested at the time of purchase and at no additional cost; enclosed along with your print will be a small piece of the historic warship itself ;
The sculpture Trafalgar Day 1805 is being currently being carved by Ian G Brennan entirely from original Victory oak from the lower gun deck of Admiral Lord Nelson's famous Flagship, removed during the ships restoration.
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The 'Trafalgar Day 1805' sculpture by Ian G Brennan
Whilst Ian was working on the Victory sculpture, as many of the off-cuts of original oak as possible were retained. This complimentary piece of Victory oak will then be cut from one of these 'off-cuts' from the sculpture itself, each piece of old oak supplied will therefore be a completely random shape, condition and size but should be at least 1 x 1/2 x 1/8 inches, possibly larger.
The print size is expected to be 20 inches x 12 inches (50cm x 20cm) and cost £147 GBP ( approximately $275 US dollars) with free postage and packing.
Payments will be made available either by cheque or on-line via Papal secure server; Further details about how you may purchase of of the 'Sailing to Victory' original Fins Art Prints will be available on this website within the next few days.
However if you would like to be one of the first collector to purchase this unique fine art print and would like to be informed when it is available, with no obligation, or require further information: please contact
Alternatively, if you would like to contact the Artist directly with any questions; please contact Ian G Brennan at
Limited Edition Prints;
Limited Edition Prints are limited to a certain number of copies (usually 1100 individual prints or less). They may be available in different sizes within this same edition, however there will not be more prints than is stated on the edition. On this occasion just 470 edition prints of 'Sailing to Victory' will be produced, each will be numbered and individually signed by the artist. The artwork is a digital print created on high quality art paper using the finest inks as part of the printmaking process.
A Giclée is a high resolution digital print and is a recognised fine art print category like lithographs and serigraphs (silk screen printing). Giclee is considered the world's best technique for reproducing original works of art and for printing digitally created art.
Giclée is a French term meaning "spraying of ink." This proprietary giclee process enables the dot pattern which can be easily discernible on ordinary prints to be much closer together, finer and much more precise. The combination of specially formulated inks and unique pre-print system produces museum-quality prints. Traditional "Li-tho printing" typically uses a resolution of 300 dots of pigment per inch, whereas Giclee Iris printers can achieve 1800dpi. Giclee prints look and feel like original art and are made on real artist materials such as watercolour paper or canvas.
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Customer Service Guarantee
If you are not completely satisfied with your limited edition print, please return the print along with all the contents of the package, and we will refund the original prints purchase price.
