The cap of Kirston in Lindsey Mill.
(Pen and Ink over Water Colour) (A4 unframed)
I very much enjoy doing pen warm, particularly over water colour or wash. This one is from my recent Lincs sketch book. It’s the interior of the cap of Kirston in Lindsey Mill. I have several sketches of the interior of this mill and I will gradually work on them
Price of prints on enquiry as the A4 format is not the regular size
| Dimensions | 21 × 29.7 cm |
|---|---|
| Artwork | Original, Canvas Print, Mounted Art Paper |
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