Exeter Cathedral, Exeter, Devon
Exeter Cathedral is a stunning medieval icon in the city of Exeter in Devon. Its two square towers were built between 1114 and 1133 as part of the Norman Cathedral. The Chapter House was built in the 13th Century. The 14th Century stone vault is the longest continuous medieval stone vault in the world, and the West Front image screen is one of the great architectural features of Medieval England. With so many amazing features to explore and learn about, Exeter Cathedral is rightfully the most prominent attraction in the city of Exeter. Find out about Exeter Cathedral on their website https://www.exeter-cathedral.org.uk/
I chose to focus my illustration of the Cathedral on the relationship between the green outside and the Cathedral building, I love the crossing paths and the approach to the building. It’s a lovely open area popular for relaxing, eating lunch on the grass, visiting the Cathedral and surrounding shops and restaurants, and a peaceful haven in the middle of the city.
Save £5 when you buy any two Local Landmark prints - enter code LANDMARK5 at checkout
This A4 print is supplied unframed ready to frame to suit your taste and decor.
Exeter Cathedral is a stunning medieval icon in the city of Exeter in Devon. Its two square towers were built between 1114 and 1133 as part of the Norman Cathedral. The Chapter House was built in the 13th Century. The 14th Century stone vault is the longest continuous medieval stone vault in the world, and the West Front image screen is one of the great architectural features of Medieval England. With so many amazing features to explore and learn about, Exeter Cathedral is rightfully the most prominent attraction in the city of Exeter. Find out about Exeter Cathedral on their website https://www.exeter-cathedral.org.uk/
I chose to focus my illustration of the Cathedral on the relationship between the green outside and the Cathedral building, I love the crossing paths and the approach to the building. It’s a lovely open area popular for relaxing, eating lunch on the grass, visiting the Cathedral and surrounding shops and restaurants, and a peaceful haven in the middle of the city.
Save £5 when you buy any two Local Landmark prints - enter code LANDMARK5 at checkout
This A4 print is supplied unframed ready to frame to suit your taste and decor.
Exeter Cathedral is a stunning medieval icon in the city of Exeter in Devon. Its two square towers were built between 1114 and 1133 as part of the Norman Cathedral. The Chapter House was built in the 13th Century. The 14th Century stone vault is the longest continuous medieval stone vault in the world, and the West Front image screen is one of the great architectural features of Medieval England. With so many amazing features to explore and learn about, Exeter Cathedral is rightfully the most prominent attraction in the city of Exeter. Find out about Exeter Cathedral on their website https://www.exeter-cathedral.org.uk/
I chose to focus my illustration of the Cathedral on the relationship between the green outside and the Cathedral building, I love the crossing paths and the approach to the building. It’s a lovely open area popular for relaxing, eating lunch on the grass, visiting the Cathedral and surrounding shops and restaurants, and a peaceful haven in the middle of the city.
Save £5 when you buy any two Local Landmark prints - enter code LANDMARK5 at checkout
This A4 print is supplied unframed ready to frame to suit your taste and decor.
My Local Landmarks series are a collection of hand-drawn illustrations that I have chosen to draw because they mean something to me - maybe I just love a building or the character, or have memories of fun family trips there, or I think they represent my home county of Devon in an interesting way.
I have illustrated them in pencil then pen and ink, with all the characterful features explored in beautiful detail. This print will be treasured for years to come and will certainly make a talking point!
