Chas Jacobs

Limited Edition print

A partial view of the ‘Boat Float’ inner harbour in Dartmouth, with St Saviour’s Church, dating from 1372, in the background. Fireworks explode overhead during the famous annual Dartmouth Regatta, which first began in 1822 and became a Royal Regatta in 1856 when Queen Victoria and Prince Albert came into Dartmouth on a flotilla of 9 boats. That night there were special illuminations both ashore and afloat. The Queen donated £25 for 3 rowing races to be competed for by the sailors of Dartmouth. The Queen sailed to Plymouth the following day, but before leaving, bestowed the title of ‘Royal’ to the Regatta. Today it’s a a fun packed weekend of sailing, gig boat racing, live music and fireworks!

All UK postage and packing is included in the price of this unframed print, which comes with a board backing and is cellophane wrapped for protection. Please allow up to 7 working days for delivery of unframed prints, which will be posted first class with Royal Mail.

*We do offer a ‘bespoke’ framing service for COLLECTION ONLY from our framers in Morecambe. The frames we offer are matte black, light oak and white wood, all with a white mount. If you would like to have your painting framed, please email or telephone us after ordering, and we can email you a link for the remaining framing cost.

This print framed is £160

Please note, the actual image size is 47 x 13 cm and the approximate framed size is 66 x 35 cm