This intricately detailed print captures the Gothic charm of St Mary Redcliffe, the tallest spire in Bristol.
Description
Trained as an architect but with a real love for illustration, all of EllieRoweDesign's prints are inspired by the local area and capture different architectural classics in and around Bristol.
This illustration has been lovingly handrawn and printed on recycled paper, capturing the impressive spire of St Mary Redcliffe. All of EllieRoweDesign's prints are minimal in style to create a clean and classic aesthetic, typical of an architectural drawing.
Dimensions
A4 (297x210mm)
Materials and Care
Printed on 100% recycled paper.
Packaged in biodegradable cello bags and backed with recycled greyboard.
Features
Handrawn architectural line illustration Each print contains a little insert in the back with some historical background about St Mary Redcliffe.
Perfect addition to any room and would make a lovely gift for multiple occasions - whether that is a housewarming gift, wedding/anniversary present or a treat for a loved one... or maybe even for yourself!
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