Loch Katrine By Irish Artist Sir John Lavery Art Print

Loch Katrine, 1913
By Sir John Lavery

A quiet breeze stirs the Highland air, a sketching umbrella catches the light, and a serene figure sits immersed in nature—Loch Katrine is Sir John Lavery’s poetic ode to the Scottish landscape, painted with elegance, scale, and a deep appreciation for natural beauty.

Created in 1913 during an autumn trip to Scotland, this masterful landscape mirrors the majestic compositions Lavery had just captured in Ireland’s Killarney. Commissioned to paint the portrait of Lady Dorothy Browne in Kerry earlier that year, Lavery was inspired to pair his Irish impressions with a similarly powerful Scottish scene—resulting in Loch Katrine, an atmospheric view framed by rolling hills, rippling reflections, and the quiet presence of a lone female artist at work beneath a white sunshade.

Painted with an eye toward his major retrospective at London’s Grosvenor Gallery in 1914, Loch Katrine is both a reassurance to Lavery’s Scottish patrons and a celebration of his enduring love for the Highlands. The composition draws the viewer in gently—from the calm intimacy of the figure in the foreground to the sweeping grandeur of the hills beyond. It's a moment of stillness and scale, capturing both the vastness of the landscape and the peaceful act of creation within it.

Key Features:

• Fine art reproduction of Lavery’s elegant 1913 landscape

• Printed on museum-quality archival paper for exceptional clarity and richness

• A harmonious blend of human presence and natural majesty

• Ideal for fans of Scottish scenery, plein air painting, and classic landscape art

• Available in a range of sizes, ready to elevate any room with quiet sophistication

Bring home the timeless calm of the Scottish Highlands—where art, landscape, and memory meet.