St Antonin Noble-Val Wall Art – French Village Square – Framed Giclée Print
£157.00
Chalk and pastel artwork of St Antonin Noble-Val village square in southwest France.
Giclée printed on Hahnemühle German Etching paper, mounted and framed in premium oak.
Description
The Centre, St Antonin Noble-Val, France captures the quiet character of one of southwest France’s most beautifully preserved medieval villages. Set within the Aveyron valley, the scene reflects the distinctive architecture and gentle pace of life that define this historic bastide.
Executed in chalk with touches of pastel, Susan Horsfield’s handling is both expressive and atmospheric. The softened edges, layered textures, and muted tonal palette evoke the warmth of sunlit stone, the cool shade beneath mature trees, and the subtle movement of daily village life. The composition draws the viewer into the open square, where light and space create a moment of stillness.
There is a natural ease in the work, a sense of place observed rather than staged. Horsfield allows the materials to speak quietly, using mark and texture to suggest form and atmosphere without over-definition.
Reproduced as a fine art giclée on beautifully textured Hahnemühle German Etching paper, the print retains the tactile quality of the original chalk and pastel surface. Presented with a mount and framed in premium oak, it offers a timeless and understated finish.
A refined and characterful piece, ideal for interiors that favour authenticity, texture, and a sense of European place.
St Antonin Noble-Val is a medieval village in the Aveyron valley, known for its historic streets, markets, and dramatic surrounding landscape.
Giclée fine art print from an original artwork by Susan Horsfield
- Printed on Hahnemühle German Etching paper (310gsm, museum-quality texture)
- Framed in premium solid oak with a conservation mount in cream
- Made in the UK
- Ready to hang
Additional information
| Size | 30cm x 45cm, 11.8inches x 17.7inches |
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| Frame | Oak |







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