'Let Me Not To The Marriage Of True Minds…' Framed Original Art

The decorative illustration features a border of roses, daisies and leaves around the first three lines of Sonnet 116 by William Shakespeare;

'Let me not to the marriage of true minds

Admit impediments; love is not love

Which alterswhen it alteration finds'

This is a handmade piece created with pens and watercolour paints in a flowing, natural style. It is finished with gold metallic paint, pure gold leaf and sliver leaf on the flowers. The art paper has cut edges and is mounted on a second piece of the same paper.

The frame is handmade by a traditional framers and is a one off piece.

Painted on 280gsm soft white acid free art paper.

If your item is being sent direct as a gift, it will be wrapped in tissue paper.

This is an entirely handmade piece.

Made in the UK

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