Gothic Window Drawing
$374.95
Victorian era 19th century British drawing dated 1841
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Celebrate the timeless elegance of old master drawings and shop this gothic window drawing for sale. In the Gothic style, this drawing of ancient architecture with bold vaults and arches presents a sophisticated and classic decoration for your wall space and interior decor. Dated 1841 this Victorian-era British sketch is inscribed and attributed to Streatley church Berkshire England, also known as St Mary’s Church in Streatley’s village.
The history of this church and architecture dates back to the year 1086 and the Anglo Saxons’ times. This church was extended over the centuries and restored during the mid 19th century, probably shortly after this drawing was produced. This drawing’s warm rosy tone is a welcome addition to a variety of interior spaces and would well serve as wall art for a narrow wall or as an uplifting addition to a gallery of art for your wall. The image is created from a combination of pen, ink, and wash, a common medium for sketches or artist studies. This drawing comes to us from a collection of old master British drawings and watercolors from the New England area.
The history of this church and architecture dates back to the year 1086 and the Anglo Saxons’ times. This church was extended over the centuries and restored during the mid 19th century, probably shortly after this drawing was produced. This drawing’s warm rosy tone is a welcome addition to a variety of interior spaces and would well serve as wall art for a narrow wall or as an uplifting addition to a gallery of art for your wall. The image is created from a combination of pen, ink, and wash, a common medium for sketches or artist studies. This drawing comes to us from a collection of old master British drawings and watercolors from the New England area.
Dimensions
The drawing measures 5 inches by 2.8 inches.
Condition
The drawing displays elements of trimmed edges and foxing.
