Donnington Castle Newbury Fine Art Print
The ruins of medieval Donnington Castle are in the village of Donnington just north of Newbury.
Built in 1386 the castle has a fascinating history. It has been in the hands of the Chaucer Family, entertained both Henry VIII and Queen Elizabeth I, was held in an 18 month siege by Royalists in the First English Civil War before being surrendered and ordered to be destroyed by Parliament in 1646. What survives today is the original gate house.
Always a tourist attraction, people from all around the world - and those from just around the corner, are regular visitors.
Description
Influenced by vintage travel posters of the 1920s to 1940s the print captures the presence of the bandstand.
It combines a fresh modern graphic style with stunning colours that bring it completely up to date and give the viewer an impression of the place at its best; on a summers day when the weather is just right for relaxing in the park. It evokes a warm sense of good times past and present.
The artwork is printed on high quality heavy weight paper with a matte finish.
Each print is individually signed by the artist and embossed with a stamp of authenticity in the bottom right hand corner.
The print makes a lovely gift for you, your family or friends for Christmas, birthday, anniversary, retirement, moving out of the area or to send to loved ones who've relocated elsewhere around the world
Available in a range of standard sizes from large to small it suits many rooms in the home from hallway to living room, bedroom to bathroom.
The print is protected by copyright and all rights are reserved.
The print will be delivered in a protective tube or hard backed package.