The Jetty in Winter, Kilchoan

Water soluble Indian Ink on Fabriano Artistico Rough (Grana Grossa) 140lb watercolour paper.

Width: 53 mm (2 1/16 in), height: 36 mm (1 7/16 in).

Suitable for 1/12th scale dolls' houses.

This drawing has been sold: it is now in a private collection in the UK.

This is an original miniature drawing by Jenny Chapman. It shows a fisherman’s dinghy full of lobster pots and nets, hauled up on the jetty at Kilchoan on a cold afternoon in early February. The tide was low, exposing a lot of rock in the shallow bay, with plenty of dark brown seaweed half-floating and half-submerged. Across the bay Ben Hiant had a good covering of snow, though there was no snow on the lower ground. The snow clouds mainly pass us by, out here at the end of the peninsula, with the snow waiting to fall on the mountains further inland.

This drawing is discussed in the Artist’s Journal entry for 20th February 2009.

This miniature drawing is sold unframed, so as to be suitable for use in miniature artists’ studios, but ink drawings also look stunning in a natural wood, gold or brightly coloured frame. There is no postage charge to UK destinations for unframed art work.

Please note that unframed ink drawings are delicate and should be handled with care. They are particularly susceptible to damage by water or dampness.

This drawing is a unique work of art and no prints of it will be made. It is titled, signed and dated on the back of the paper. A unique code number is also marked on the back.

This miniature work of art is a collectors’ item intended for collectors of miniatures and for dolls house enthusiasts. Please note that it is not a toy and is not intended for children.