Richmond Palace, London by David Richardson

A plein air pencil, ink and watercolour painting

   Richmond Palace was built by Henry VII in 1501 and became a favourite Tudor residence of Elizabeth I. This hidden gem lies close to the Thames, tucked away behind the main street. Most of the palace has disappeared, leaving only the Gate House - the sole surviving Tudor brick structure on Old Palace Yard. Towering pine trees now guard the entrance through which royalty, dignitaries and horsemen would once have passed.

Artwork size: A3 landscape 42cm x 29.7cm. 
Frame size: 50cm x 37.5cm (20" x 15")
Weight: 1.8kg

Price FRAMED (float mounted artwork, with UV protection anti reflective glass): £400

Medium: Watercolour, pencil, ink on 300gsm Winsor & Newton cold press paper

Certificate of authenticity provided

Also available signed fine art Giclée prints on 310gsm Hahnemühle German etching paper from original painting: A3 – £75 / A4 – £45

UK Mainland delivery included

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