Last week we visited
Newark Park, originally built as a hunting lodge in the mid-1500s.
The estate is high up in the Cotswolds with impressive views over the
surrounding countryside, steeply sloping gardens and several
way-marked woodland walks.
The strong sun soon moved round to our
lakeside picnic spot, but I did manage to get a quick sketch of the
18th Century summer house. My photo provided the
reference for the small drawing of the east front of the main house.
Pen and watercolour marker in Sepia |
Newark Park - pen and watercolour |
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