North East Captures
Penshaw Monument in Snow | White Box Frame | Ceramic Tile
Penshaw Monument in Snow | White Box Frame | Ceramic Tile
Mount information: 9x6 prints include a mount. A4, A3 and A2 prints are supplied unmounted unless ordered with a frame. All framed prints include a mount.
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Penshaw Monument in Snow – Box Frame – Ceramic Tile – Gift
Penshaw Monument was built in 1844 on Penshaw Hill to commemorate John George Lambton, the 1st Earl of Durham. Designed by Newcastle architects John and Benjamin Green in the form of a Greek Doric temple, it can be seen for miles across Wearside and County Durham and is now cared for by the National Trust. This photograph captures the monument at sunrise above a snow-covered landscape.
One 11 × 11 inch (28.4 × 28.4 cm) solid white wood box frame, 20 mm wide and 33 mm deep, supplied with a white mount and glass. The frame can be wall mounted or displayed freestanding using the strut on the back.
The 8 × 8 inch ceramic tile in the centre appears to float above the background and is mounted 10 mm from the white backing board.
The item will arrive securely packaged for safe delivery.
Photography by Michael Walker of North East Captures.
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