Appledore

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Appledore is a very picturesque charming village in North Devon on the banks of the River Torridge, with a strong tradition of fishing and boat building which still thrives today.

"I especially loved the winding narrow streets of Appledore, stunningly elegant buildings all painted in an array of soft pastel tones with beautiful doorways, windows, and superb quirky door handles and knockers. There is a passenger ferry taking tourists over the estuary to the sandy beaches of Instow and the river is a popular spot for dingy boats, yachts, and gig racing which I wanted to portray in my picture. I also wanted to add the trademark Hocking's ice cream van which is indeed iconic to Appledore along with some bunting to mark the annual Appledore Book Festival, which is a huge event for the village and takes place at the end of September."

The Becky Bettesworth Appledore print was the official artwork for the Book Festival 2017. More information about the book festival can be found at www.appledorebookfestival.co.uk


Please note for the Chocolate gift set the design on the chocolate packaging may vary.

A4
Print 210mm x 297mm
White Wood Frame & Double Mount 417mm x 550mm

A2
Print 420mm x 594mm
White Wood Frame 500mm x 670mm
White Wood Frame & double mount 625mm x 800mm

A1
Print 594mm x 841mm
White Wood Frame & double mount 834mm x 1081mm


All framed artwork is made to order and not kept in stock. Framed orders take up to 10 -14 working days to be made and despatched.

Last date For Framed Artwork is Midday Thursday 12th December

Meet the Artist
Becky's work draws inspiration from the classic railway posters of the 1930s. Her vintage seaside posters are modern and fresh, showing a place off at its best, without the fuss and rush of the modern world.
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