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A frequent walk from home in Delph, Dobcross is a pretty, small village within the Saddleworth area. Early spring reveals a meadow full of buttercups leading up from Dobcross New Road to Holy Trinity Church. I remember as a child holding a buttercup beneath my friend's chin to see if the yellow reflected strongly, if it did, they surely liked butter, must be true.
The church is grade II listed and was built in 1787.
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|---|---|---|
| United Kingdom | £6.00 |
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Limited edition reduction linoprint of Holy Trinity Church Dobcross across the meadow in early spring.
Limited edition of 12.
All my prints now come with a certificate of authentication, signed and numbered to correspond with the print.
Size: 262 x 380mm (including printers stamp).
Printed on Awagami Hosho or 125gm Canaletto.
It will be sold unframed and rolled in a postage tube.
Designed by Steve Haddican in Delph, Saddleworth
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