Pershore Abbey: In the Life of the Town Digital Print
A great medieval survivor in the company of its town. Sunlit limestone, open green and the roofs of Pershore, with centuries of change held in one view.
- 10 mm white border included.
- Printing and framing are not included. The purchase is for a digital file.
- Overall paper up to 50 × 38.664 cm
- Up to three personal prints
A landmark.
A living place.
From across a room, the abbey rises from a broad sweep of green. Come closer and its place in the town begins to unfold: paths across the park, neighbouring roofs and the smaller church of St Andrew beside it.
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In my words.
I was heading home through Pershore, wondering whether to stop, when the trees in Abbey Park persuaded me to stay. They were bending in the wind towards a tower whose weathered walls had a great deal to say.
I love the way this view places the abbey within everyday life. It is an extraordinary survivor, but it also belongs to the paths, gardens and houses around it. The grand building and the small town make sense of one another.
A place is more than its landmark. It is everything that has grown around it.
A smaller abbey. An extraordinary survivor.
Grade I listed Pershore Abbey was once part of a much larger Benedictine monastery. Its medieval nave was demolished after the Dissolution. The choir, crossing tower and surviving transept now give the parish church its striking, unusual shape.
The architecture still holds the evidence: Romanesque work in the south transept, Gothic windows and flying buttresses, and rooflines left behind by vanished buildings. Inside, the former choir opens into an intricate canopy of thirteenth-century vaults.
This is what draws me to Pershore: loss and survival are visible together. The building has changed profoundly, yet remains at the centre of the place.
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What you receive
High-resolution JPEG primary print file (6,250 × 4,833 pixels), print-ready PDF with three exact paper sizes, and a print-specific printing guide. Original Adobe RGB (1998) colour profile retained. The complete 6,000 × 4,583 pixel source photograph is preserved.
Printing and framing are not included. The purchase is for a digital file.
Printing your artwork
Overall paper up to 50 × 38.664 cm, including the 10 mm white border. Image area approximately 318 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.
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Pershore Abbey: In the Life of the Town
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