Immerse yourself in a captivating fusion of nature and avant-garde artistry with our exquisite Cubist interpretation of Alpine lady's-mantle nestled against the dramatic backdrop of Ben Lawers. This piece is a celebration of Scotland's rugged beauty and unique floral heritage, rendered in a stylised manner that breaks down natural forms into geometric shapes and interlocking planes.

The eye is drawn to a palette dominated by varying shades of vibrant greens and bold yellows, reflecting the verdancy of the Scottish highlands and the subtle hues of the wildflowers that grace its slopes. Angular forms evoke the rough textures of mountain rock and the intricate structure of the Alpine lady's-mantle's leaves, which are meticulously portrayed with crisp edges and sharp contrasts, encapsulating the essence of Cubism.

Amidst the abstracted landscape, the blooms take centre stage, their distinctive shapes reimagined into overlapping and fragmented components that challenge the viewer's perception. The interplay of light and shadow further adds depth to the composition, creating an almost three-dimensional effect that makes the flora seem to leap off the canvas.

This print is a homage to Scotland's natural splendour, a perfect blend of art and botany that offers a modern twist to the conventional portrayal of plants. It serves as a striking reminder of the resilient and diverse ecosystem found on the Scottish mountainsides, inviting contemplation and providing a fresh perspective on the traditional representation of its flowers and flora. Whether you are an admirer of Cubism, a lover of Scottish landscapes, or a collector of botanical art, this print is sure to be a conversation starter and a timeless addition to your collection.