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Old Ruislip
Price
Only 2 Artists Proofs Available
@ £200 each
£ use contact form to enquire
Picture only + p&p
(Unframed)
Image size
Approx. 17" wide x 10 1/4" high with 1" white border
A limited edition of 280.
Numbered, signed and supplied with a
certificate of authenticity.
Ruislip (pronounced ry-slip) is a village 14 miles
west of London who's origins date back to the
13th century. A number of buildings of that period
still survive today including the church, a manor
house and a number of what is assumed to be farm dwellings.
This building, originally a row of cottages, was built in the
early 1600s, it subsequently became the village shop and still
retains the unique picturesque qualities of the period.
It was those qualities that I tried to capture, with some
difficulty as it stands on what is now a fairly busy road
that goes to North wood. But its still a charming building with
its chimney and end walls now resting at more than a few
degrees off vertical, and the redness of the brickwork still
radiating a warmth on what was a very cold January
morning.
If you require a different size, please specify the
height or the width for the purchase price.
A framing service is available for UK delivery only,
please contact for details.
To purchase or discuss any of the pictures on this site, please contact Barry Moore by using this link >
Only 2 Artists Proofs Available
@ £200 each
£ use contact form to enquire
Picture only + p&p
(Unframed)
Image size
Approx. 17" wide x 10 1/4" high with 1" white border
A limited edition of 280.
Numbered, signed and supplied with a
certificate of authenticity.
Ruislip (pronounced ry-slip) is a village 14 miles
west of London who's origins date back to the
13th century. A number of buildings of that period
still survive today including the church, a manor
house and a number of what is assumed to be farm dwellings.
This building, originally a row of cottages, was built in the
early 1600s, it subsequently became the village shop and still
retains the unique picturesque qualities of the period.
It was those qualities that I tried to capture, with some
difficulty as it stands on what is now a fairly busy road
that goes to North wood. But its still a charming building with
its chimney and end walls now resting at more than a few
degrees off vertical, and the redness of the brickwork still
radiating a warmth on what was a very cold January
morning.
If you require a different size, please specify the
height or the width for the purchase price.
A framing service is available for UK delivery only,
please contact for details.
To purchase or discuss any of the pictures on this site, please contact Barry Moore by using this link >
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