Emily Chapman's The Poppy Line to Weybourne celebrates one of Norfolk's best-loved heritage railways - the North Norfolk Railway, affectionately nicknamed the Poppy Line after the "Poppyland" coast made famous by Victorian writer Clement Scott. Here a red steam locomotive trails ribbons of white smoke as it sweeps through patchwork fields, with Weybourne's 1850 tower windmill perched on the hill and the North Sea shimmering beyond.

Painted originally in acrylic, Emily's distinctive folk-art style turns the rolling Norfolk landscape into something gloriously animated: hills that curve and tilt, billowing storybook clouds, and grazing sheep dotted across the foreground. Look closely and you'll find the small joys she's known for - a walker on the lane, birds wheeling overhead, and the rhythmic shadows of windswept trees.

This limited edition fine art print is reproduced as a giclée on premium aquarelle rag paper, capturing the depth of colour and brushwork of the original. Each one comes mounted with a quality card mount, ready to be framed. As a piece of textured wall art, it brings storytelling warmth and a real sense of place to any room.