St Neots By The River, Cambridgeshire-Watercolour Limited Edition Print
St Neots sits beautifully on the River Great Ouse, with its riverside setting giving the town a wonderful sense of place. The river has always been such an important part of St Neots, creating a lovely backdrop of water, bridges and activity.
In this artwork, I’ve included a rower from St Neots Rowing Club, adding a little movement and local life to the scene. Painted in my signature watercolour pen-and-ink style, it combines the character of the town with the energy of the river.
Each print is taken from my original watercolour pen-and-ink painting, created by hand in my studio. I love bringing these familiar British places to life in a fresh and contemporary way, while still capturing the character that makes each place unique.
The Print
All Anna Anderson Art prints are produced as high-quality giclée art prints on Canson Baryta Giclée paper, chosen to beautifully reproduce the colour, detail and character of the original artwork.
Each print is part of a limited edition of 100, with the artist’s signature and individual edition number printed on the artwork. Each print also comes with a Certificate of Authenticity, confirming its edition number and authenticity.
Sizes available:
42 × 30 cm
17 × 12 inches
Prints are available unframed or framed.
Framing
The framed option is presented in a solid wood frame from sustainable sources, manufactured to high standards.
Each framed print comes with a crisp white mount, creating a clean and timeless finish that allows the artwork to take centre stage.
Shipping & Delivery
Standard prints (unframed and unmounted) are delivered within approximately 7–15 working days from the date of order.
Please note that delivery times include both print production and shipping.
Mounted or framed prints require additional production time and are delivered within approximately 16–20 working days.
All orders are sent using safe, tracked delivery, with sustainable packaging.


Reviews
A wonderful print of St Neots rowing club and the river.