Art Print-Avebury Stone Circle

Description

Giclée Art Print: These Prints prints are very high resolution ink jet prints printed onto thick cotton Hahnemühle watercolour paper. Hahnemühle’s authentic Fine Art paper is regarded as top of the line. It is often used for exhibitions and limited-edition art prints. These prints capture every nuance of the original works. These top quality reproduction prints are taken from ultra-high resolution digital files and are simply the best reproduction prints available. If you’re looking for the best – you’ve found it!

Avebury Stone Circle: Avebury is the largest Stone Circle in England, even larger than its more famous sibling Stonehenge. Built and altered over many centuries from about 2850 BC to 2200 BC, it now appears as a huge circular bank and ditch with a large partial circle of stones, and two smaller stone circles inside. The site’s present appearance owes much to the marmalade heir Alexander Keiller, who excavated and re-erected many stones during the 1930s. Many stones had been broken or buried in medieval times.

This image shows the crop circle in its attending landscape captures the atmosphere, mood and power of the formation while it remained in the field.