Newby Hall postcard is from North East artist Emily Ward's beautiful range of art postcards. This postcard has been created from original artwork by Emily.
Emily's art postcard captures Newby Hall with a joyful burst of colour, giving the scene a lively and uplifting feel. The sky glows with soft blends of lavender, mauve, and pink, setting a calm yet magical mood. In contrast, the house in warm amber and burnt orange shades, stands proudly at the centre of Emily's artwork with hints of blue in the windows adding cool highlights.
The flowers dominate the foreground, tall stems in purple, blue, and pink rise from the grass, while lower blooms in yellow and white scatter across the garden, suggesting a rich mix of summer flowers in full bloom. The surrounding greenery, in varying shades of emerald and lime, frames the house.
Flecks of white and pastel colour drift across the scene, giving the impression of petals, pollen, or light floating on the air, and enhancing the dreamy, celebratory feel.
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Newby Hall
Newby Hall
offers a rich sense of history and quiet grandeur that sets it apart among Yorkshire’s great houses. Overlooking the River Ure, the hall has been shaped by generations of careful ownership, resulting in a home that feels both stately and lived-in.
The interior reflects changing fashions across centuries, while maintaining a strong sense of harmony and craftsmanship. Beyond the house, the surrounding parkland and gardens enhance the feeling of space and calm, encouraging visitors to explore at a leisurely pace.
Newby Hall’s blend of architectural elegance, personal history, and natural beauty makes it a compelling example of England’s country house heritage.
