Brixworth: Roman Bricks, Saxon Arch Digital Print

Reused Roman bricks radiate around an Anglo-Saxon opening, turning an arch into a pattern of light and colour.

£12.99JPEG, print-ready PDF and guide

10 mm white border included.
Printing and framing are not included. The purchase is for a digital file.
Overall paper up to 40 × 30.5 cm
Up to three personal prints

A print to
make your own.

The broad view of the arch brings its geometry forward. Red lines spread across the warm stone, gathering around the deep shade of the doorway below.

Brixworth: Roman Bricks, Saxon Arch shown uncropped with its white border in an illustrative oak frame above a nominal 140 cm console. — Shown at 40 × 30.5 cm overall paper above a nominal 140 cm console. Mount and frame are illustrative.

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Choose the paper, size and frame that belong in your space. Make a special print with a local or online printer, at your own pace.

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Make up to three personal prints. Print it your way with your own printer or outsource it to a professional printer.

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In my words.

The arch is where material and form meet most clearly for me. Individual pieces become a continuous curve, but none loses its own character.

These are Roman bricks reused in an Anglo-Saxon church. The opening belongs to that later act of building, with older material carrying the shape.

Inside All Saints, Brixworth, looking along the nave towards the doorway and triple opening, with exposed brick arches and wooden pews. — Inside All Saints, from my Brixworth story.

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What you receive

High-resolution JPEG primary print file (6,316 × 4,816 pixels), print-ready PDF with three exact paper sizes, and an artwork-specific printing guide. Embedded Adobe RGB (1998) colour profile. The complete source image is preserved.

Printing and framing are not included. The purchase is for a digital file.

Printing your artwork

Overall paper up to 40 × 30.5 cm, including the 10 mm white border. Image area approximately 401 ppi at this size. Use the matching PDF page for a constant border at each suggested size. Ask your printer for a colour proof. Printing and framing are not included. The purchase is for a digital file.

Print at home or take the original file to a printer you trust. You choose the paper and finish, and what feels right to spend. The printing guide helps you keep the complete artwork and choose an appropriate size.

Personal use and licence

Make up to three personal prints. Print it your way with your own printer or outsource it to a professional printer.

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From micro to macro.

Eight photographs follow the textures of reused Roman brick into the larger forms of All Saints, Brixworth.

Explore the Brixworth collection

A raised view of All Saints, Brixworth, with its long nave, rounded stair turret, square tower and stone spire beneath white clouds.

A Church Through Time

The rounded stone stair turret at All Saints, Brixworth, beside the square tower and nave, with sunlit grass and deep shadows.

The Rounded Stair

A frontal view of All Saints, Brixworth, with a rounded stair turret against the square tower, green churchyard and a curving path.

Round and Square

A doorway and small window at All Saints, Brixworth, surrounded by thin red Roman bricks, irregular stones and herringbone masonry.

Herringbone and Roman Brick

A wooden doorway at All Saints, Brixworth, beneath a double ring of narrow red Roman bricks in a wall of irregular stones.

A Door Through Time $A close photograph of weathered red Roman brick at All Saints, Brixworth, showing fractured edges, pits, dark patches and pale mortar.$ Fired Earth