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Sunday 9 August 2020
Station Road Level Crossing
This is another example of me producing two sketches based on the same photograph. They show the level crossing on Station Road, which was removed during the town centre redevelopment in the 1970s. The sketch imediately above this text was the earlier one, and was sold in 2019 for Oxfam.
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