Grey Seal - Linocut Print
Capture the quiet charm of the coast with this captivating limited edition linocut print of a Grey Seal by Chris Taylor.
Featuring an inquisitive seal gazing directly at the viewer, the artwork combines finely carved detail with flowing ocean-inspired patterns in vibrant shades of blue, creating a contemporary interpretation of one of Britain's most beloved marine mammals.
Hand-printed from an original linocut block, each print showcases the distinctive textures and character that make linocut such a celebrated printmaking technique.
Chris Taylor is a photographer, filmmaker and linocut artist based in Sheringham, North Norfolk. A lifelong resident of the North Norfolk coast, his passion for the sea has been shaped by a background in Coastal Biology, years of exploring local waters, and serving as a volunteer RNLI lifeboat crew member since 2000.
His hand-printed linocuts celebrate the marine life and coastal landscapes of North Norfolk, often incorporating licensed nautical chart prints to reflect his deep connection to the area.
Self-taught in linocut printing since 2023, Chris enjoys the meditative process of carving lino to create images inspired by the coast and the wildlife he loves.
Each limited-edition print is an original hand-printed artwork. Individually produced as an impression, every print possesses its own unique character while remaining part of the edition.
Printed onto heavy-weight printmakers' paper using a reduction-cut print using multiple colours of water-based relief ink to create this inquisitive seal.
Each is supplied unframed in a flat envelope, backed with 2mm thick mdf board to prevent bending during transit.
Each is signed and numbered by the artist.
Paper Size 30 x 30 cm (12 x 12 inches)
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Brand:Chris Taylor
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Condition:New
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Weight:1.2kg


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