The Bowes Museum open edition print has been created by Emily Ward an artist from the North East. This lovely art print is also available framed.
The grandeur of The Bowes Museum really stands out underneath the soft tones that fill the skyline. Sunlight shimmers off the windows which adds to the warming glow of the stonework.
Pretty pink and purple flowers grow wildly on the landscaped gardens enticing you towards the french styled art gallery.
To view this art print and many more from Emily Ward's art range please see here.
The Bowes Museum
The Bowes Museum
is a hidden treasure, the magnificent building stands proud in the historic market town of Barnard Castle in County Durham.
In 1847 John Bowe, a successful businessman with an interest in the arts travelled to Paris. He bought a theatre and met his future wife, a Parisian actress called Joséphine Coffin-Chevallier. She was a talented amateur painter who was interested in a whole range of art forms including paintings, ceramics, furniture and textiles.
Together the couple began to develop the idea of creating a world-class museum in John’s ancestral home of Teesdale in the North East. Their wish was to introduce the wider world of art to the local people. It was designed with the collaboration of two architects, one from France and one from Newcastle.
Art Open Edition Prints
Open edition prints are signed and titled by the artist.
Each print is A4 size with a Antique White mount all ready to slip in to a standard sized A4 frame
