Artist: Jeff Rowland
Title: “Just the Two of Us”
Medium: Signed limited edition print
Edition: Confirmed limited edition (signed)
Artwork Dimensions: 84cm × 62cm (33.1" × 24.4")
Frame Dimensions: 104cm × 84cm (40.9" × 33.1")
Condition: Good condition; clean presentation and strong colour throughout. Frame has light scuffs to corners and bottom - see photos. With original certificate.
Gallery price: £695 - Sold out edition
About the Artwork
Just the Two of Us is one of Jeff Rowland’s most evocative and atmospheric romantic scenes, painted in his signature rain‑soaked, cinematic style. The composition centres on a warmly lit doorway glowing against the cool blues and greys of the surrounding street, its reflections shimmering across the wet pavement. Rowland’s mastery of mood is unmistakable — the soft haze, the diffused light and the quiet stillness of the moment create a powerful sense of intimacy and connection.
The artwork captures the feeling of two people finding shelter, warmth and companionship amid the bustle of the city. Rowland’s ability to blend realism with emotional storytelling has made his work highly sought after, and Just the Two of Us stands as a quintessential example of his romantic urban style. It is a perfect centrepiece for collectors who appreciate atmospheric narrative art with depth, tenderness and cinematic charm.
About the Artist
Jeff Rowland (1964–2018) was a celebrated British artist known for his emotive rain‑drenched cityscapes and romantic storytelling. His paintings often depict solitary figures, couples and quiet urban corners illuminated by warm light, creating a powerful contrast between the melancholy of rain and the hope of human connection. Rowland’s work has been exhibited widely across the UK, and his limited editions remain highly collected for their atmosphere, narrative depth and instantly recognisable style. His legacy continues through the enduring popularity of his prints, which capture moments of tenderness and reflection within beautifully rendered city environments.
