I have made this a special project to raise money urgently needed to restore the tower of St Leonard's - a gem of a Norman church in Old Warden, Bedfordshire.
£200,000 is required to be raised from a very small (and locked down) congregation - a tall order! https://www.justgiving.com/stleonards-oldwarden
For every pastel sold in this collection, I will make a sizeable donation to the coffers
£440 framed or £380 per double mounted work (+ p&p) Mounted prints will also be available at a later date (to order)
Measurements in cm (w x h) are for framed work - contact me if you would like the image size only.
Some images have been made into cards - please see my card page: www.louisediggle.com/greetings-cards-and-prints.
This is a 6 week project and pastels will be added as I go on. I will also be using Instagram to promote them (4 sold as a result) .
If you are interested in a particular work or would like to commission a view, please contact me
I have based this in and around Palmers Wood and Quince Hill, by the church. A popular and beautiful part of the world. In the vestry of St Leonard's I spotted a plaque dedicated to William Palmer who lived in the 17th century by (presumably) his wood, so the circle goes on.
£200,000 is required to be raised from a very small (and locked down) congregation - a tall order! https://www.justgiving.com/stleonards-oldwarden
For every pastel sold in this collection, I will make a sizeable donation to the coffers
£440 framed or £380 per double mounted work (+ p&p) Mounted prints will also be available at a later date (to order)
Measurements in cm (w x h) are for framed work - contact me if you would like the image size only.
Some images have been made into cards - please see my card page: www.louisediggle.com/greetings-cards-and-prints.
This is a 6 week project and pastels will be added as I go on. I will also be using Instagram to promote them (4 sold as a result) .
If you are interested in a particular work or would like to commission a view, please contact me
I have based this in and around Palmers Wood and Quince Hill, by the church. A popular and beautiful part of the world. In the vestry of St Leonard's I spotted a plaque dedicated to William Palmer who lived in the 17th century by (presumably) his wood, so the circle goes on.
