Castle Carr (2015)

Original media: Inks, gouache, acrylics, pencils, watercolour, gold leaf and gold thread

The ruins of Castle Carr lie within a private estate in Luddenden Dean near Halifax. This vast, mock-baronial style castle was begun by Captain Joseph Priestly Edwards in 1859, though neither he or his eldest son lived to see its completion.

The castle was demolished in 1962.

Available as a signed limited edition print, hand-finished with gold leaf and gold thread. All prints are mounted and can be posted, unless purchased framed.