This detailed watercolour captures Saddler Street Durham , Saddler Street is named after Sir Ralph Saddler, Durham for King Henry VIII. Excavations at 61-63 Saddler Street have revealed the remains of wattle-buildings , Rendered in my expressive watercolour ink‑wash, featuring loose, characterful ink linework layered with soft, atmospheric washes—the artwork highlights cobble stone streets and old building , signed by myself

Painted by hand using Winsor & Newton watercolours on 300gsm cold‑press fine art paper, this original artwork has the texture, depth and character that only a true one‑of‑a‑kind piece can offer. Created in a modern ink‑and‑wash style, it features expressive linework and natural watercolour variation that makes each painting completely unique.

Available in A4 or A3, this piece is supplied unframed so you can choose a mount or frame that suits your space. posted 1st class signed , 

DETAILS

Original watercolour painting

Ink and; wash style

Winsor and; Newton watercolours

300gsm cold‑press fine art paper

Size: A4 or A3

Unframed

signed by myself

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