This is the third drawing in the Audlem series. The Square stands at the junction of the two main thoroughfares through the village and faces north-west, standing diagonally opposite the towering church of St James the Great.
Audlem is a Cheshire village, mentioned in the Domesday Book as Aldelime. In 1295 Edward I granted it a market charter and it has 25 listed builidngs. The village is located beside Thomas Telford’s Shropshire Union canal and lies close to the county borders of Shropshire and Staffordshire.
Original freehand drawing is 900mm x 320mm on Fabriano Artistico 300gsm watercolour paper in mapping pen and waterproof ink with egg tempera wash and natural earth pigments.
Limited edition set of 20 signed fine art quality giclee prints available on acid-free watercolour paper in one size:
Small 500 x 200 £70 (20 prints only)
Prices include first class postage and packing. Please allow 10 – 21 days delivery though I will do my best to get an order to you before this. Payment by BACS, PayPal or cheque.
Please drop me a line at ronniecruwys@drawingthestreet.co.uk to check availablity and to order.
Prints are also available at Williams of Audlem, The Square, Audlem, CW3 0AG.
