St Nicholas, Leicester

St Nicholas, LeicesterThe oldest place of worship in the city A beautiful and very active little church, dating from the 9th Century, in it's own little ring roaded island, a stones throw from the Cathedral. Next door is Jewry Wall Museum and the amazing peacock pavement some of the Roman remains have been incorporated into the building of the church, linking it even further into history and the growth of the city. MEDIUM: Linocut EDITION SIZE: 20 SIZE: 47cm x 56cm

I have two lovely 50 year old Silver Birches just six feet from my house and the thought always goes through my mind that this could be their last night

dating from the 9th Century

EDITION SIZE: 15

this wonderful 1930s building started life as the Goddards Silver Foam factory but many Leicester folk still know it as the home of Gratton Catalogues

This beautiful 100% cotton tea towel is inspired by my original ‘Compton Verney’ linocut print

surrounded by farmland and ancient woodland and emerges each time

SIZE: 40cm x 44cm

Launde Abbey in Rutland runs as a Christian Retreat and Conference Centre

EDITION SIZE:30

‘Two Cats and a Tree (ginger cats)’

Now owned by the Woodland Trust it is not only home to river walks and ancient trees but also is dotted with follies and ruins from earlier times

important or just beautiful landmarks