February 25: Barton Bridge
In 2025 I’ll be adding a single print to the store every month, until there are the full collection of 12 available in December. At midnight on December 31st they’re all getting taken down.
There will be a limited availability of 25 copies of each print, which will be produced professionally in Salisbury and signed by myself.
Prints measure A4 and have a border; they will be unframed but well-packaged to avoid damage in transit.
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January 25: Barton Bridge
This bridge is just outside Bradford on Avon, near the Tithe Barn.
It’s known locally as ‘Packhorse Bridge’.
“Barton Bridge is a medieval crossing of the River Avon at Barton Farm, Bradford on Avon. It was probably built in around 1340, at about the same time as the the Great Barn or “Tithe Barn” at the farm, in order to connect the farm with Shaftesbury Abbey’s property on the other side of the river”
This scene was only improved by the fantastic light and the mist that fell on the valley that morning.
In 2025 I’ll be adding a single print to the store every month, until there are the full collection of 12 available in December. At midnight on December 31st they’re all getting taken down.
There will be a limited availability of 25 copies of each print, which will be produced professionally in Salisbury and signed by myself.
Prints measure A4 and have a border; they will be unframed but well-packaged to avoid damage in transit.
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January 25: Barton Bridge
This bridge is just outside Bradford on Avon, near the Tithe Barn.
It’s known locally as ‘Packhorse Bridge’.
“Barton Bridge is a medieval crossing of the River Avon at Barton Farm, Bradford on Avon. It was probably built in around 1340, at about the same time as the the Great Barn or “Tithe Barn” at the farm, in order to connect the farm with Shaftesbury Abbey’s property on the other side of the river”
This scene was only improved by the fantastic light and the mist that fell on the valley that morning.
In 2025 I’ll be adding a single print to the store every month, until there are the full collection of 12 available in December. At midnight on December 31st they’re all getting taken down.
There will be a limited availability of 25 copies of each print, which will be produced professionally in Salisbury and signed by myself.
Prints measure A4 and have a border; they will be unframed but well-packaged to avoid damage in transit.
—————————————————————————
January 25: Barton Bridge
This bridge is just outside Bradford on Avon, near the Tithe Barn.
It’s known locally as ‘Packhorse Bridge’.
“Barton Bridge is a medieval crossing of the River Avon at Barton Farm, Bradford on Avon. It was probably built in around 1340, at about the same time as the the Great Barn or “Tithe Barn” at the farm, in order to connect the farm with Shaftesbury Abbey’s property on the other side of the river”
This scene was only improved by the fantastic light and the mist that fell on the valley that morning.