The Cliff Newlyn by James Priddey. A multi-coloured aquatint. Titled ‘THE CLIFF, NEWLYN’ & signed in pencil. Fine condition. Image measures 225 x 300mm
James Priddey – Newlyn, The Cliff
£125.00
The Cliff Newlyn by James Priddey. A multi-coloured aquatint. Titled ‘THE CLIFF, NEWLYN’ & signed in pencil. Fine condition.
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