RYE
Rye is a small hill top town in East Sussex, UK, on the River Rother, and at the western edge of Romney Marsh. Notable buildings in the town include St Mary's church, the Ypres Tower, Lamb House, The Mermaid Inn and Mermaid Street, Watchbell Street, and Church Square.
Etching is one of the oldest and most satisfying forms of printmaking and in the hands of a expert can deliver intricacies of line and tone unrivalled by any other printing process.
Etchings are the prints produced by etching an image on a copper or zinc plate, using acid, filling the textures of the image with ink and then printing it on to paper by running it through a heavy press
Etching: Printed by hand on 250 GSM Rives paper off hand drawn copper plates etched in “Dutch Mordant”
What is etching? What is a limited edition print?
What is etching? What is a limited edition print?
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WATCHBELL STREET, RYE
Original Etching
Original Etching
Etching: (9” x 6”) edition of 50
Unframed: £75
Unframed: £75
WATCHBELL STREET, RYE
View down the cobbles of Watchbell Street in Rye to the Hope and Anchor and Udimore in the distance. Watchbell Street was given its name because it was once the lookout across the bay to Camber Castle and the sea - for warnings of raids by the French!
View down the cobbles of Watchbell Street in Rye to the Hope and Anchor and Udimore in the distance. Watchbell Street was given its name because it was once the lookout across the bay to Camber Castle and the sea -