This beautiful Bamburgh Castle Fine Art Print shows the famous landmark on the Northumberland coast. It was created using a variation of the historic Cyanotype process in blue, white and gold for an added touch of historical nostalgia. This unique artwork would make the perfect gift for someone special, or as a treat for yourself, and is ideal for any stylish home.
Exclusive to Alchemi Art you won’t find this print in the big chain stores.
This imposing site has a long history of occupation going back to at least the 5th century CE. The modern castle which can be seen has a Norman core dating back to the 11th century. It is known around the world after providing a filming location for tv and film. Including Harry Potter, Robin of Sherwood, The Last Kingdom and Indiana Jones and the Dial of Destiny.
This Bamburgh Castle Fine Art Print is currently available to buy online in the A4 (with small white border) only. If you would like a different size then please contact me.
Mounted prints in various sizes are available on our stand at events only.
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By choosing to buy from Alchemi Art you are choosing to buy something a little different to what you will find in the big chain store or mega commerce websites. You’ll get a print that stands out from others and also has a story behind it. All the artwork designs are created by me in my studio in County Durham so you’ll also be supporting a small local business.
I love working with the old Victorian photographic processes. One of my favourites is the cyanotype which has a distinctive blue and white colour. If you would like to learn more about the process then check out these articles here on the website. Cyanotype Art and the Cyanotype Process. How to make a cyanotype tutorial. Inspired by Anna Atkins.
