Temple of Fame, Studley Royal Water Garden Art Postcard

Temple of Fame, Studley Royal Water Garden Postcard

Temple of Fame, Studley Royal Water Garden postcard is by North East artist Emily Ward from her Fountains Abbey art print and gift range.

Emily's art postcard is from original artwork from her Yorkshire and Humberside art portfolio.

The Georgian folly is surrounded by pretty little pink, lilac and white flowers which brighten up the round rotunda. The bright green of the leafy trees on the hilltop cast a gentle hue of colour over the wooden columns.

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Temple of Fame, Studley Royal Water Garden

Studley Royal Water Garden and Fountains Abbey near Ripon in Yorkshire, is a designated World Heritage Site. This 800 acre site features the largest Cistercian abbey ruins in Europe, 18th century landscaped gardens, and a Jacobean mansion. The estate is owned and managed by The National Trust.

The garden has elegant ornamental lakes, canals, temples and eye-catching vistas.

Temple of Fame is on a hilltop on the south side of Moon Pond overlooking the water gardens. The Roman Doric styled columns are made of wood. Originally built in 1729, it was moved and rebuilt between 1770-1780 for William Aislabie.

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