Gainsborough Old Hall
Oil painting of beautiful medieval window at Gainsborough Old Hall
SizeWidth: 36 inchesHeight: 48 inches
I loved the majesty of this magnificent window feature on a very old English manor house in the quiet English town of Gainsborough.
Gainsborough Old Hall is one of the best preserved late medieval manor houses in England, built circa 1460 by Sir Thomas Burgh. This view features the stone bay window, built some time after 1460 at great expense.
Richard III visited the hall in 1483 and the Mayflower pilgrims worshipped here in 1607. The Hall is now owned by Gainsborough's local government and is preserved as a museum.
Further Information
Gainsborough Old hall is open to the public.
Follow this link for further information about visiting or even getting married at Gainsborough Old Hall (opens a new browser window)
I particularly recommend the audio tour which tells one about the history of the house and how its occupants lived.
This painting is not currently available for purchase.