British Contemporary Art Market Day At Kirby Lonsdale Artist Lawrence Crane

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British Contemporary Art ' Market Day Kirby Lonsdale' Oil Painting Title - Market Day, Kirby Lonsdale Artist - Lawrence Crane Listing Description Vibrant Contemporary Artwork Of Kirby Lonsdales Market Charter Started In 1227. Originally Located At The Corner Of The Main Street And Market Street Before Being Located To The Towns Elegant Georgian Square, Overlooked At One End by The Royal Hotel, Made Famous By A Visit By Queen Adelaide in 1840, And The Other End By The Old Bank. Monument At The centre Of The Square Was Built In 1903 And Originally Had A Gothic Pinnacle Top Which Was Removed In The 1940s With Fear Of Structural Integrity. Wonderful Artwork With Architectural Merit Showcases Street View Of Bustling Market With Stall Holders Selling Lavishly Colour Blocked Goods, Including Clothing And Carpets. Top View Of Famous Historical Monument And Ivy Covered 'The Royal Hotel'. Signed By Artist And Set In Oak Frame. Dimensions In Cm Height 50.5cm x Width 66cm