Threave Castle Winter
Variation of a Limited edition
Original reduction linocut of a wintery Threave Castle on the River Dee near Castle Douglas, South West Scotland. I've depicted it here on a crisp, frosty, silvery morning in the middle of winter.
The castle was the stronghold of the notorious Black Douglas clan and built in 1369 by Archibald 'The Grim'!
The lands around the castle are now a reinstated wetland, providing a much needed habitat for wild foul and nesting birds. This site is also famous for a breeding pair of osprey who are the first to migrate to the UK in the summer months to hatch and raise their young.
Print size approx 26.5m(W) x 39cm(H)
(Approx A3)
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