Village Street by Eric Ravilious rugs resulted in a positive film

resulted in a positive film the same size as the original

which is still in daily use in both Ben and Bridie’s homes

The strengthened glass columns are lined with the chosen faux finish then assembled with unfinished brass top and bottom plates

I’d read up enough to know their origins and decided to omit the chains and dogs and thought a lot about the colours I would glaze them

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Village Street by Eric Ravilious rugs resulted in a positive filmWatercolour, 1936. Cycling through Falcon Square, Castle Hedingham, Essex, the glassy surface reflecting light from an English sky. It is easy to imagine the sound of tyre on watery tarmac as you make your way through this English village. And Ravilious would have know this sound well as he and his compatriots cycled everywhere. Format: Giclee Print, Limited Edition (1 950) on 310 gsm thick 100% cotton rag. Image Dimensions: 40cm x 52cm Paper