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A view from the rooftops of Market Place across to Kirkgate and over to Ripon Cathedral.

The City of Ripon is situated near the centre of the County of York, in the West Riding. It stands on a slight hill, gradually rising north and south from the rivers Ure and Skell.

There has been a stone church on the site since 672, and today's church is the fourth to have stood on this site The minster finally became a cathedral in 1836.

It took me a long time to find the right view of the cathedral which incorporated all the elements I like in a picture with the rooftops and chimneys in the foreground, but this view finally had it all. I had been up and down ladders, even knocked on a few doors for access to their top floor windows to try and get the view I was after (thanks to those who let me in!)

Printed in the dusty pinks the Cathedral stands proud over the streets of Ripon and can be seen from miles around. Set back against the pale yellow sky the colours for me really work well together.

Always inspired by Brian Cooks colour combinations and travel posters I like to print in unusual colours and felt that I had got these colours just right. Hope you like them too.

This is a 13 colour, hand pulled silk screen print in A1 size. A limited edition of 27

Materials used:

Acrylic paints

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#anglo saxon #a10 #super size #ripon cathedral #west riding #ripon city #river ure #saint wilfred #county of york #stone church #river skell #landscape #blue #yellow #trees #pink #clouds #large #bright #bright colors #countryside #print #church #yorkshire #cathedral #rooftops #chimneys #brick #north yorkshire #city view #silk screen print #market place #shingle #spires #monastry #york stone #kirkgate 

Ripon Cathedral - 2016 (2016) Screenprint
by Talia Russell

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A view from the rooftops of Market Place across to Kirkgate and over to Ripon Cathedral.

The City of Ripon is situated near the centre of the County of York, in the West Riding. It stands on a slight hill, gradually rising north and south from the rivers Ure and Skell.

There has been a stone church on the site since 672, and today's church is the fourth to have stood on this site The minster finally became a cathedral in 1836.

It took me a long time to find the right view of the cathedral which incorporated all the elements I like in a picture with the rooftops and chimneys in the foreground, but this view finally had it all. I had been up and down ladders, even knocked on a few doors for access to their top floor windows to try and get the view I was after (thanks to those who let me in!)

Printed in the dusty pinks the Cathedral stands proud over the streets of Ripon and can be seen from miles around. Set back against the pale yellow sky the colours for me really work well together.

Always inspired by Brian Cooks colour combinations and travel posters I like to print in unusual colours and felt that I had got these colours just right. Hope you like them too.

This is a 13 colour, hand pulled silk screen print in A1 size. A limited edition of 27

Materials used:

Acrylic paints

Tags:
#anglo saxon #a10 #super size #ripon cathedral #west riding #ripon city #river ure #saint wilfred #county of york #stone church #river skell #landscape #blue #yellow #trees #pink #clouds #large #bright #bright colors #countryside #print #church #yorkshire #cathedral #rooftops #chimneys #brick #north yorkshire #city view #silk screen print #market place #shingle #spires #monastry #york stone #kirkgate 
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Silkscreen Print Artist, Talia Russell’s iconic landscapes are punctuated by dynamic, bold, contrasting & harmonious colours, made dramatic by large-scale compositions which capture the essence of the natural world through an interplay of... Read more

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