Notre-Dame Cathedral Rouen
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A study of Rouen's Cathedral, built in a flamboyant gothic style dating back to twelfth century. Among countless visitors paused a group of tourists on hoverboard scooters, some in white waterproofs made for a 'ghostly' presence before the historic structure.
About the Artist
James Trueman
I grew up on a Nottinghamshire farm and I have lived in Bedfordshire, Suffolk and Somerset. Currently I live in Derbyshire with my 2 cats and partner. I followed my mother in my interest in art and attended art college for 3 years, where I studied graphic design. I have enjoyed using different…
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