Description
The Five Sisters of Kintail is one of Raymond Murray’s most captivating celebrations of the Scottish Highlands — a bold, expressive landscape alive with colour, movement, and modernist energy. Painted in his signature style of confident palette-knife strokes and rhythmic geometric shapes, this artwork reimagines one of Scotland’s most iconic mountain ranges through a vivid, contemporary lens.
This premium giclée print captures every nuance of Murray’s colour-rich technique: the deep blues of the lochs, the glowing greens of the valley, and the dramatic, angular purples and reds of the Five Sisters rising across the skyline. The scene feels both familiar and fantastical, a re-envisioned Highlands where light dances in unexpected places and the landscape hums with intensity.
As with many Raymond Murray prints, the composition blends the natural environment with hints of human presence — a quiet white house tucked into the valley, fields shaped with painterly geometry, and a winding river guiding the viewer’s eye into the mountains beyond. The result is a Scottish landscape that feels both grounded and dreamlike, modern yet timeless.
Perfect for lovers of bold colour, contemporary Scottish art, or collectors seeking a standout landscape piece, The Five Sisters of Kintail brings the unforgettable character of the northwest Highlands into your home with striking visual impact.
Why you’ll love it
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Premium giclée print with exceptional colour depth and archival quality
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A vibrant modern interpretation of a beloved Scottish mountain range
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Perfect statement artwork for living rooms, studios, creative spaces, or gift-giving
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A standout piece for collectors of Raymond Murray prints or contemporary Scottish landscapes
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Bold palette-knife texture reproduced with superb clarity
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About The Artist:
Raymond Murray is a highly talented artist with a unique style. He was born and bred in Greenock and the old seafaring town is still an inspiration for some of his work. He now works from his studio on the Isle of Bute off the west coast of Scotland
Originally a Neo Classicist, his love of pure colour led to the development of his distinctive style; bold vibrant and dynamic.
His works can be found in collections all round the world and in various museums and galleries. His work can be seen in the Scottish Maritime Museum, and the McLean Museum and Art Gallery, the Scottish Coal Mining Museum, Benmore Royal Botanic Gardens and in the House of Parliament.
We are proud to say that we have the copyright permissions to sell Raymond’s recent and immediate future work, and are legal suppliers of copies of these works.
(C) Pictcure Bute 2021. Reproduction not permitted.
