Description
The village of Lavenham is known for its half-timbered medieval cottages. Many buildings are painted in the traditional pink colour often found in rural Suffolk. Lavenham is often said to be Britain’s best preserved medieval village and has inspired many artists.
It was very wealthy in the medieval period due to the wool trade and cloth production. However, competition from Dutch refugees who settled in nearby Essex, and cheaper European imports led to Lavenham’s decline – resulting in the “lost in time” architectural treasure we have today.
This is a digital copy of my original illustration and is printed on quality paper in A4 or A3 sizes. These are standard sizes and easy to mount and frame. There is a white border around the image to allow for the signature. Some photos show how lovely the print will look framed, but please note that the print is sold unframed and without a mount.
I sign all the prints in pencil in the bottom right and include the title of the print.
I will send A4 and A3 prints by Royal Mail, presented in a cello bag with a cardboard back for protection or onward delivery. International deliveries may be sent rolled in a tube.
Available options:
Paper size: A4 (210 x 297mm or 8.3 x 11.7 inches).
Paper size: A3 (297 x 420mm or 11.7 x 16.5 inches) .
Please note colours may vary slightly depending on your computer screen calibration.
