Description: Warkworth Castle was a backdrop for Shakespear's "King Henry IV". (source Wikipedia)
"this worm-eaten hold of ragged stone,
Where Hotspur's father, old Northumberland,
Lies crafty-sick."
Built of stone in the 13th Century, it was originally constructed of wood in the mid 1100's. Northumberland was still part of Scotland then. It is on a defensive hill overlooking the town of Warkworth. The moat is dry and the drawbridge gone, but it is yet locked in the dark ages of medieval England.
The print should be framed using acid-free, conservation grade materials under UV filtered glass. DO NOT DRY MOUNT THIS PRINT. Heat will damage the protective latex coating. It should be hinge mounted or cold mounted.
It is printed to order and normally ships within seven days after drying and curing. It is shipped, insured, in a very heavy cardboard tube via USPS.
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