Wallington mini print has been created by local North East artist Emily Ward. This art print of the country house and garden is also available framed.
Emily has captured the grotesque stone dragon heads guarding the hall nestled amongst pretty summertime flowers. The luscious green lawns seem to invite you to stroll up towards Wallington Hall.
Emily's splashes of paint add character and a relaxing feel to this art print.
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Wallington
In 1688, Sir William Blackett (1657-1705) bought Wallington
as a country retreat from the family's main home at Anderson place in Newcastle. He knocked down the unfashionable pele tower on the site, originally built by the Fenwick family. Only the ground floor of the medieval building, which he converted into the cellars of the current house, still survives.
In 1728 Wallington was passed to the 21-year-old Sir Walter Calverley Blackett, who built the clock tower which dominates Wallington's courtyard.
Mini Print
Mini 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
