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David Shillinglaw

Ants at a Picnic | Limited Edition Giclée Print

Ants at a Picnic | Limited Edition Giclée Print

£150.00 GBP
£150.00 GBP
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Frame

Art year: 2025

20 editions at 31cm x 42cm

20 editions at 56cm x 77cm

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Giclée Print

Hahnemuhle Photo-Rag 308gsm paper

Black wooden frame with perspex glazing and a 2inch white mount

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ADDITIONAL INFORMATION

SHIPPING COST

Limited Edition Print Shipping Info

Non-UK orders will be subject to customs charges. These fees are the responsibility of the customer to pay. You will receive an email or SMS from DHL to make this payment. 

Orders are shipped, tracked, signed and insured with DHL. 


United Kingdom

  • Print: £5
  • Framed Print: £30

United States

  • Print: $38 (USD)
  • Framed Print: $100 (USD) 

Australia

  • Print: A$58 (AUD) 
  • Framed Print: A$213 (AUD)

Canada

  • Print: C$51 (CAD) 
  • Framed Print: C$187 (CAD) 

Europe

  • Print: €20 (EUR) 
  • Framed Print: €90 (EUR) 

Rest of World

  • Print: £30
  • Framed Print: £90

SHIPPING & RETURNS

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There are no additional shipping costs for orders of more than one item.

For limited edition prints, returns are accepted if returned within 14 days of receiving the print.

Returns

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INTERESTED IN PURCHASING THE ORIGINAL?

For enquiries about purchasing the original canvas artwork, please contact us on reuben@terracottaprints.co.uk

David Shillinglaw

David Shillinglaw

David Shillinglaw is a UK-based artist known for his vibrant, symbolic compositions that explore the complexities of human nature and communication. Moving between studio and street, his practice spans intricate works on paper to large-scale murals. David's work often maps out imagined worlds - chaotic, playful, and philosophical - where familiar symbols, structures, and worlds collide.

This latest release, originally commissioned by Laura Lee of Khruangbin, reflects David’s unmistakable visual language. Inspired by board games like Snakes and Ladders, the piece layers a grid of bold colour, symbolic forms, and systems that capture the macro and micro elements of our environment. At once structured and spontaneous, the artwork invites you to explore, reflect, and find joy in its details.