Limited
Edition Print on quality art paper. It is from a series of 100 prints
and they cost $50. each. The size is 12 inches x 16 inches. It is
hand signed and numbered. The painting medium is watercolor.
Launceston
is a Norman motte and bailey castle that dates from 1067. It was originally
built by Robert, Count of Mortain, half-brother of William the Conqueror
shortly after the Norman conquest. The castle became the headquarters
for the powerful Earls of Cornwall where they could control the vast
estates that they owned throughout the area. During the 13th century,
Richard, Earl of Cornwall, a younger brother of Henry III began to
rebuild the castle in stone.
Custom
painting requests welcomed! My painting and research work can capture
your families ancestral home or village. I specialize in watercolor
illustration that captures architectural history. Many other castles
in my collection, just ask.
Contact
Kimberley Reid for any questions, product availability and payment
via PayPal. KimReidStudio@ProtonMail.com
