Cotehele is a lovely, rambling old house in Cornwall owned by the
National Trust. We've been there several times when we've been down in Devon and Cornwall - it has a great 18th century triangular prospect tower (there is another one tucked away on a side street in nearby Plympton too).
Jon's new print is the view from the top of the Prospect Towers - a five colour reduction woodcut.

Here is the blue ink being rolled out for the first layer of sky.

The sky was followed by a creamy yellow for the arable fields, followed by three layers of green for the pasture fields and the trees and hedgerows.

In our
Etsy and
Folksy shops now.
1 comment:
I just love all your printmaking creations and these fields are brilliant.
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