Stonehenge Twilight by William Turner of Oxford

This Evocative watercolour of Stonehenge during twilight was drawn by William Turner Of Oxford as he was known, to avoid confusion with his better-known namesake, J. M. W. Turner. Turner of Oxford specialised in watercolour landscapes and here we see the engaging vista of Stonehenge captured in late Summer around 1840.

The original image size is 270mm x 397mm  and is  Giclée printed using archival grade pigment inks on three types of high-quality 610mm x 500mm sized paper with just over a 50mm border surrounding the image.