Wistman's Wood, Dartmoor: limited edition woodland print
Bring the atmosphere of Dartmoor’s ancient oak woodland into your home with this limited edition fine art photograph by Charles Sainsbury-Plaice. Wistman’s Wood is a remarkable surviving fragment of upland oak woodland, where weather-shaped trees grow among moss-covered granite boulders.
Low, contorted oaks, lichens and deep green moss give this woodland its distinctive character. Charles’s photograph captures light moving through the branches and across the rocks, revealing the textures of a landscape shaped by time and the exposed conditions of the moor.
Having spent 25 years working for HM The King and many more documenting farming, nature and rural life, Charles photographs woodland as a living part of Britain’s heritage. This print is a thoughtful choice for lovers of Dartmoor, ancient trees and British landscape photography.
Fine art printing and framing
The photograph is produced as an archival Giclée print on Photo Rag paper. Framed editions use a wooden Black & Gold Luxe Monti Italian frame, a triple mount and Art Glass that reduces reflections while helping protect the artwork from ultraviolet light.
- 530 × 430 mm mounted and framed: frame size 790 × 690 mm. Edition of 125 plus 12 artist’s proofs. £450 plus delivery. Print-only option £300 plus postage and packing.
- 780 × 580 mm mounted and framed: frame size 1080 × 850 mm. Edition of 125 plus 12 artist’s proofs. £650 plus delivery.
For customers in the United States, prints are produced and framed by specialist partners in the USA, so framing and mounting may differ. Alternative sizes and display options can be quoted. Overseas delivery charges for framed prints vary because specialist packing and shipping are required.
The corresponding Wistman’s Wood greeting card
Complete your gift or share your love of this Dartmoor woodland with The Ancient Oaks of Wistman’s Wood greeting card by Charles Sainsbury-Plaice.
Explore more
Explore our collection of tree prints and woodland photography, discover tree and woodland greeting cards, or see the full Charles Sainsbury-Plaice collection. More stories of Britain’s ancient trees and woods can be found in The Queen’s Green Canopy.
