Ski Slope Painting- Digital - Limited edition prints

This artwork is available either as an unframed print on paper or mounted with plexi glass and ready to hang.

Paper Print
Digital Giclée print on Hahnemühle art paper
310g/m2 paper, visually and texturally resembles hand-made artist paper
Each print has a 5cm white border to allow for easy framing
Limited edition of 25 across all sizes
Digitally signed and numbered by artist with a certificate of authenticity

Print Mounted with Acrylic Glass
Digital Giclée print mounted with acrylic glass and ready to hang
2mm acrylic glass
There is no border on this version. The print finishes at the edges of the artwork.
Limited edition of 25 across all sizes
Digitally signed and numbered by artist with a certificate of authenticity

Shipped in a tube from Europe. Please note that we can ship this print to the UK with no additional charges as a result of Brexit.

Framing

This print will fit into a standard frame. Allow 2cm for the signature and numbering if you are adding a photo mount. 

Please contact us if you would like this artwork professionally framed and we can organise this for you. If you purchase the print on acrylic glass you don't need an additional frame.

The photos in situ are not to exact scale.

More about this artwork

Telepheriques II by Steph Fonteyn is a striking ski slope painting made digitally that captures the distinctive rhythm and structure of alpine lift systems. Created as a digital painting on an iPad, the artwork reflects Fonteyn’s modern approach to depicting mountain landscapes and ski resort architecture.

The composition features chairlifts travelling steadily across layered slopes rendered in bold colour. With no skiers or people present, the viewer’s attention is drawn to the elegant geometry of the lift towers and cables stretching across the mountainside. This simplified perspective transforms the scene into a contemporary ski slope painting that focuses on pattern, colour and movement rather than activity on the slopes.

British artist Steph Fonteyn, now based in Switzerland, is known for her vibrant alpine artworks inspired by the landscapes and infrastructure of the Alps. Her digital painting technique allows her to build rich layers of colour and texture while maintaining the expressive feel of traditional painting.

Released as a limited edition print, Telepheriques II brings a modern alpine character to interiors ranging from ski chalets to contemporary homes. The strong graphic composition and uplifting colour palette create a distinctive focal point while celebrating the quiet beauty of the mountain environment.

Giclée Prints

Giclée prints have extremely long-lasting colour that is true to the original. They can last for more than 100 years without showing signs of noticeable fading. They are considered to be the highest quality prints available and are sold through galleries and museums throughout the world.