Mary orders Arden's Farm Print - Prints of Shakespeares Houses - Shakespeare Lovers Gifts - Gifts for Lovers of Stratford Upon Avon - Tudor Houses

A stunning drawing of Mary Arden's house and farm in Wilmcote, Stratford Upon Avon, England. The childhood home of Mary Arden, William Shakespeare's' mother and her family. Built around 1514, it is a fine example of a Tudor working farm house.

From an original artwork in David Minto's "Shakespeare Collection" of illustrations. Printed on Fine Art Archival Paper. Signed by the artist David Minto. David perfectly captures Mary Arden's Farm house, in his own contemporary and signature style of drawing.

Impressive when framed they would grace any home and be a great gift orders for anyone with a love of Shakespeare's country houses and their wonderful historical English heritage.

A signed fine art giclee print on high quality archival paper (315gsm). Available in either A3 or A2 sizes.

Sizes:
A3. Ht; 29.7 x W; 24cms
A2. Ht; 42 x W; 59cms.

A small border has been left around each print, room for you to mount or frame the drawing as you wish.

Signed by the artist David Minto and available for the first time as a high quality fine art giclee print. A beautiful illustration, original completed in pen, inks and acrylics. Spectacular when mounted and framed.

Available in a choice of sizes: Printed on A3 or A2 fine art archival paper (315gsm)

Delivery: Free worldwide.

A giclee print is a high quality option for collectors seeking a hand signed piece of artwork at a reasonable cost. Accessible art for anyone with a love of literature and in particular a love for the writers that David portrays in his own unique and inventive style.

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We hope you enjoy our work.

About The Writer Illustrated:

Founded by Warwickshire born couple David & Lenora Minto, both highly distinguished artists working within their own different mediums. They have now united to bring their amazing talents together to produce unique, handmade works of art.

We have both held successful exhibitions and have showcased our work worldwide.

From a very young age David Minto was recognised as a gifted artist. Drawing and a love of literature have always been the passions in his life. His mother always claimed that he was born with a pencil in his hand! “The first drawings I ever sold were in the playground at school, they would put orders in for scenes from The Eagle and the DC comics. “
A career in freelance art consisted of producing graphics and cartoons for a number of clients; charities, book covers, theatre groups, community projects, games companies etc.
Ralph Steadman and the early work of Gerald Scarfe were major influences. He has produced illustrated biographies of Hemingway, James Joyce and Charles Dickens. “I first read their work as a teenager and have been re-reading them ever since, Ulysses, in particular, seemed to me to be a book begging for illustration.” He has also produced a set of black and white illustrations for Dickens' A Christmas Carol.
All of these projects were inspired by a passion for their writings and a compulsion to illustrate both their words and lives.

Lenora Minto is a freelance ceramic, glass and metals artist. Working from her studio in Birmingham, England, she combined motherhood with a successful career in ceramic product design and manufacture, public arts and teaching.
She subscribes firmly to the belief that “being a creative is an involuntary process, you're constantly collecting references and information from everywhere you go, to everyone you meet”.
A major influence in all of Lenora's artwork comes from literature, poetry, language and typography, with Shakespeare, Shelley and the war poets being early favourites. She has vast experience working in a wide range of materials and is particularly skilled working in ceramics/porcelain and kiln cast glass with metals, obtaining distinctions and a first class B. A. Hons in both.
She has taught a wide range of art processes to a diverse range of learners here and abroad.

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