Lord's Cricket Ground

A plein air pencil, ink and watercolour painting.
   I drew this at a one-day match last year. Luckily, the crowds were small, so I had plenty of choice when it came to finding a seat!
   Established by Thomas Lord in 1787, Lord’s Cricket Ground has occupied its current St John’s Wood site since 1814 and is widely known as the home of cricket. One of its most striking features is the futuristic Media Centre, which won the prestigious RIBA Stirling Prize for architecture.
   In 1884, Lord’s hosted its first Test match, with England defeating Australia by an innings and five runs.

Size of artwork: A3 landscape  42cm x 29.7cm (16.5"x 11.75")

Price Unframed: £280

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

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

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