Ripon Cathedral, Kirkgate, North Yorkshire, Artwork Print

Enhance your space with a hand-signed, high-quality colour print on premium matt photo paper. Available in multiple sizes:

• A5, A4, and A3 prints: Shipped in hard-backed envelopes.
• A2+ prints: Delivered rolled in postal tubes.

Frame not included.

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Ripon Cathedral, North Yorkshire, as viewed from Kirkgate. This narrow street connects the Cathedral to the Market Place, where the ancient tradition of the Hornblower 'setting the watch' at the has occurred continuously for over 1000 years to this day. As an ode to Ripon's rich history, the Hornblower can be seen testing the horn in this illustration before making his way to the square. 

Ripon Cathedral, also known as The Cathedral Church of St Peter and St Wilfrid was first founded as a stone church by St Wilfrid in 672 AD. Its crypt is one of the oldest surviving church structures in England. The current Gothic building was built between the 12th and 16th centuries and it became a cathedral in 1836.  It is now one of three Anglican cathedrals in the Diocese of Leeds.

This digitally illustrated iPad artwork makes a perfect gift for any North Yorkshire lover.