Holding Ground, Garway Hill was inspired by the quiet, layered history of Garway Hill, which lies nestled on the English–Welsh border. At its heart stands St Michael’s Church, a building shaped over centuries; once a stronghold of the Knights Templar, now softened by time, weather, and story.

This is a place that feels half-hidden and half-remembered, a place where the landscape seems to hold onto its past. Legends linger here — of Templar meetings and buried treasure — while the hill itself carries its own folklore, long associated with witchcraft.

The print brings together elements of history and atmosphere: the solidity of stone, the encroaching wild, and the sense of something just out of reach. It’s a piece for those drawn to quieter landscapes — places where history settles into the land and refuses to disappear entirely.

Holding Ground, Garway Hill is a limited edition single-colour lino print in black oil-based ink on white, acid-free paper. The prints were handprinted using one plate and only 9 prints were made (plus one artist proof). 

Print size: 55 × 40 cm, paper size: 50 × 39 cm

Sold unframed.

Please note: the pictures are to illustrate design and colour. Due to the nature of the printing process, all prints have slight variations in depth of colour and placement.

Prints may be printed to order & could therefore take a couple of weeks to be printed & to dry, please allow for time when you order.

Prints are carefully packaged in a postal tube using recycled and recyclable materials. Please be aware that orders outside of the EU may be subject to import tax or custom handling fees on delivery.