Weobley Posters and Art Prints

Weobley is one of a number of villages on the black and white village trail through Herefordshire (UK). The trail is so named after the Tudor cottages with their dark oak frames and white washed wattle and daub infill (a mix of lime, cow dung and straw 'daub' pushed onto a woven twig 'wattle' - but you probably knew that anyway). In Weobley the cottages are clustered round the old church, making it hard to get a good view, so I've chosen to paint this view instead, from the other end of the village based on a photo I took around 25 years ago. Painted in oil on a 18x24 inch board.