Barcombe Hill, Northumberland +Scott-Septimus-Edwin Extremely well executed pen and

Extremely well executed pen and ink drawing on what appears to be parchment paper

We believe this to be in the original frame

1959 (Unframed)

Oil on board    16" x 20"   Signed (framed)

Ink on acetate    11" x 15"   Signed

Barcombe Hill, Northumberland +Scott-Septimus-Edwin Extremely well executed pen andBarcombe Hill is located at the bottom of Northumberland National Park, just south of Hadrians Wall. The Iron Age settlement and hillfort are located on the east side of the hill. It is said that the defended camp was damaged by quarries, possibly during the construction of Hadrians Wall. From the settlement and trig point, there are views of the Tyne valley to the south and Hadrians Wall to the north. I painted this during my final year at