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Cotswold Pictures

 

The Cotswold Pictures brand, is our largest limited edition publisher with a wide variety of art both based on photographs and other art forms. In most cases images are available in a selected size but often you will find a choice of both framing and glass used. The quantities in an edition varies, allowing a choice of editions where the cost has been kept down to those that are produced as small editions and may be particularly attractive for collectors.

The intention is to widen the range of work covered, particularly the number and types of art featured. The photography of originals, colour management and production however will always be controlled to maintain the highest possible quality.

The search is now for a wider range of quality art and you will find new talent being discovered as well as artists whose work you get to appreciate having new images available from time to time. If you know of artists that you feel should be featured then suggest to them that they see the Cotswold Pictures website page for artists under information.

One of the first special ranges involves the re-mastering of old colour photographs showing England, Scotland, Wales and Ireland as it was at the end of the 1800's and first few years of the 1900's. These offer a near unique look, especially as colour photography was not invented until the 1950's.  This has been achieved without resorting to developing a time machine due to a specific process that involved taking a black and white photograph and making very many notes on the colours of the scene and then hand colouring the images. A process then involving up to 19 special types of stone to publish the images, the exact techniques being a secret process at the time and since lost. Just over 3,500 of these images have been scanned in great detail from originals, edited slightly to overcome the effects of time and are now represented in several forms by Cotswold Pictures produced in a format that should last for several more generations at least.

Take a look at the extensive collection available now and expect this to grow rapidly over the next year or so.

 

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