My three drawings of buildings and scenes of Hexham, Northumberland, mounted and framed together to give a nod to the centuries' old tradition of triple panel artistic formats. Some local architecture that's seen better days and for that I love them.
In the centre, the 11.5cm by 8.5cm (4.5inch by 3.3inch) monochrome pen drawing of the gates to Hexham Sele Park.
To its left, the same size drawing of the old bus station in Hexham.
To the right hand side, the same size drawing of the east end of Hexham's old ropery building.
The mount is off-white, the 3cm (1.25inch) frame a dark wood with gold colour inner trim. Overall, the picture is 58.5cm wide by 24.5cm high (23inch by 9.5inch) and is ready to hang.