The Alnwick Garden Treehouse postcard is from an original painting by North East artist Emily Ward.
Emily's art postcard of the treehouse shows it nestled amongst the rich and luscious greenery of the woodland surrounding it.
The warming blue sky and soft splashes of yellow dotted around this impressive treehouse add to the tranquil feeling of this art print.
To view this art postcard and Emily's full range of postcards made from original paintings, please see here
The Treehouse at The Alnwick Garden
The Alnwick Garden
in Northumberland was the inspirational vision of the Duchess of Northumberland. Opened to the public in 2001 it is home to the largest collection of Taihaku Cherry trees, a poison garden, a labyrinth, garden sculptures, the worlds largest treehouse and many more attractions.
The Treehouse stands 18 meters from the ground and was built around 16 mature lime trees. It is made from a combination of Siberian larch, Scandinavian redwood, Canadian cedar and Scots and English pine, all from sustainable sources.
