A Rebecca Lardner painting is the canvas equivalent of Dr Who’s iconic Tardis; in as much as it should be an impossibility to discover so much going on within the physical parameters of the structure itself. But it isn’t. And the critically acclaimed contemporary landscape artist effortlessly manages to accommodate every form of harbour-side illustrative folly into her brand new study, released this Summer 2014.

Entitled ‘Rock the Boats’, this beautifully and compassionately hand-embellished canvas realisation contains just about every conceivable facet of seaside life, save for buckets and spades. Although if you hold a magnifying glass up you may just expose that too. From beach huts and over-sized seagulls to fishing trawlers and visiting families holidaying, Lardner’s very latest hand-embellished canvas study pictorially encompasses the lot, and all the time graphically lined by her omnipresent harbour cottages. All bearing Lardner’s much sought after signature, ‘Rock the Boats’ is limited to just 195 editions on launch.