The Glass House Mountains were named by James Cook in 1770 – he thought their profiles resembled the glass furnaces of his home county in Yorkshire. Standing beneath them, or photographing them from the surrounding farmland, you understand why they made an impression. There’s something about volcanic plugs that rises abruptly from a flat coastal plain that is genuinely monumental.

Godly Glasshouse is a fine art landscape print of the Glass House Mountains, Queensland, captured in dramatic light that emphasises the weight and presence of the volcanic peaks. The title is straightforward – these mountains have that quality. They look like they belong in a landscape 10 times larger than the Sunshine Coast hinterland they actually occupy.

For collectors who want a Glass House Mountains print with more drama and atmosphere than the warm golden tones of Glass House Gold, this is the alternative.

Available as a fine art photographic print, stretched canvas, or glass-mounted acrylic. Custom sizing available on request.