Portumna Bridge, Co. Galway - Pen & Watercolor Sketch - Giclée Print by Bernice Cooke - mounted to 10" x 8".

Portumna Bridge was designed in 1909 by the London engineer, C. E. Stanier. It is a steel plate girder construction on cast-iron pillars, each measuring nine feet in diameter. It is the largest early 20th-century example of its kind in Europe and its steel structure and the pivoting swing section over the navigation channel are of particular technical and engineering interest.

• The original image was drawn using pigment ink fine liner pens and watercolor pencils and paint.
• This is a limited edition print on Archival Hahnemuhle Fine Art paper with professional light-fast inks.
  
• Each high-quality print is individually titled, numbered, and signed by the Artist Bernice Cooke.
• The print size is 8" x 6" presented in an Antique White mount measuring 10” x 8”. It comes carefully packaged in a clear sleeve, dispatched in a board-backed envelope.
  
• The Print is sold unframed.

This image is copyright of the artist Bernice Cooke ©2020 (Image reproduction rights do not transfer with the sale of the print.)