All Saints church, Earls Barton
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Yesterday I posted a watercolour painting of this church's unique door halfway up the Tower so I thought I'd post this Pen & Wash of the whole building to provide context. This wonderful church is famous for its unique mixture of architectures. Built around 970, frequent extensions and additions mean that architecture from every century from the 10th onwards is represented.
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John Johnston
I am a very late starter, beginning my art journey almost by accident in my mid-fifty's. Fully self-taught I am very much a jack of all trades and master of none as I dabble in various media. My go-to preference is graphite, where I aim for (but never achieve) realism and second to that I'm also a…
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