Iceland, 2026
IMAGE SPECIFICATIONS
✓ Limited Edition
✓ Archival Pigment Print
✓ Signed and editioned by Alex
✓ Certificate of Authenticity included
✓ 15% to Conservation
Front hooves lifted mid-stride, sand kicking up in a fine dark spray, the sea stacks of Reynisfjara rising behind her like something out of myth — this is a horse caught at full commitment, no hesitation in the movement at all. Reynisfjara's basalt columns have their own folklore, trolls turned to stone by the rising sun, and there's a similar sense of drama built into this frame: the black sand, the pale animal, the ancient rock formations holding the horizon steady while everything in the foreground moves. Icelandic horses carry a gait unlike almost any other breed, four-beat and unmistakable even mid-motion, and here that signature movement becomes pure spectacle — power and grace arriving in the same stride, against a backdrop old enough to have earned its own legends.
All prints are produced with archival pigment inks on Hahnemühle FineArt paper for museum-grade longevity and exceptional colour accuracy. Standard presentation includes a white window mount, a dark tulipwood frame, and anti-reflective (AR) glass. If you require a different format or finish, please get in touch via the enquiry form.
20 " x RIP (Small) edition of 50
30 " x RIP (Medium) edition of 25
40 " x RIP (Large) edition of 25
60 " x RIP (X Large) edition of 12
Delivery is from the United Kingdom and is included free with the purchase of all prints, including framed. Delivery is by FedEx, DHL, UPS, or DPD depending on location. Once your order is shipped you will receive an email with your tracking number. Please allow up to two weeks to fulfil your order plus one week for delivery.
Each piece is made to order, and as a result, all orders are final once placed. Packaging and protective wrapping are included.
15% of profits from every Land of Icons print are donated to the David Shepherd Wildlife Foundation, helping fund anti-poaching teams, community conservation, and the protection of endangered wildlife.
Iceland, 2026
IMAGE SPECIFICATIONS
✓ Limited Edition
✓ Archival Pigment Print
✓ Signed and editioned by Alex
✓ Certificate of Authenticity included
✓ 15% to Conservation
Front hooves lifted mid-stride, sand kicking up in a fine dark spray, the sea stacks of Reynisfjara rising behind her like something out of myth — this is a horse caught at full commitment, no hesitation in the movement at all. Reynisfjara's basalt columns have their own folklore, trolls turned to stone by the rising sun, and there's a similar sense of drama built into this frame: the black sand, the pale animal, the ancient rock formations holding the horizon steady while everything in the foreground moves. Icelandic horses carry a gait unlike almost any other breed, four-beat and unmistakable even mid-motion, and here that signature movement becomes pure spectacle — power and grace arriving in the same stride, against a backdrop old enough to have earned its own legends.
All prints are produced with archival pigment inks on Hahnemühle FineArt paper for museum-grade longevity and exceptional colour accuracy. Standard presentation includes a white window mount, a dark tulipwood frame, and anti-reflective (AR) glass. If you require a different format or finish, please get in touch via the enquiry form.
20 " x RIP (Small) edition of 50
30 " x RIP (Medium) edition of 25
40 " x RIP (Large) edition of 25
60 " x RIP (X Large) edition of 12
Delivery is from the United Kingdom and is included free with the purchase of all prints, including framed. Delivery is by FedEx, DHL, UPS, or DPD depending on location. Once your order is shipped you will receive an email with your tracking number. Please allow up to two weeks to fulfil your order plus one week for delivery.
Each piece is made to order, and as a result, all orders are final once placed. Packaging and protective wrapping are included.
15% of profits from every Land of Icons print are donated to the David Shepherd Wildlife Foundation, helping fund anti-poaching teams, community conservation, and the protection of endangered wildlife.
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