Badbury Hill Fort by George Guest
“Badbury Hill Fort” is a captivating limited edition print by the renowned artist George Guest, capturing the essence of the prehistoric site located near Faringdon, Oxfordshire. This atmospheric artwork, numbered 23/200, transports viewers back in time to the ancient landscape of Badbury Hill Fort, enveloping them in the mystery and history of the location.
Crafted in the 1960s, George Guest’s signature style is evident in the intricate details and the evocative ambiance he creates. Each stroke of his brush brings to life the fort’s storied past, making it a timeless piece for both art enthusiasts and history buffs.
George Guest, a Yorkshire native born in 1939, honed his artistic skills at the Rotherham School of Art before furthering his education at the Camberwell School of Art. His dedication to his craft is reflected in the quality and depth of his work.
This particular print, signed by Guest himself, holds the distinction of being retailed by Christie’s Contemporary Art—a testament to its significance and the artist’s esteemed position in the art world. Owning this piece is not just an acquisition of art; it’s an investment in a slice of history, preserved through the lens of George Guest’s remarkable talent. Collectors and admirers of Guest’s work will find this print to be a cherished addition to their collection, as it embodies the spirit of a bygone era with elegance and artistic flair.
Frame: 27 inches x 21 3/4 inches (69 cm x 55 cm)
£160 | Circa 1960’s | Ref: SA203