Jane
This double page spread from my sketchbook is a watercolour sketch made on a day when the light was disappointingly flat.
Image credit: Painted by Jane Tomlinson
In this watercolour I have tried to capture the enchanting magic which is so strong, and so sweet in this fairy ring.
Painting property of baza.
Image credit: Painting by Jane
This watercolour of HPT was rather hastily made as I sat on top of it. The image is a double page spread from my sketchbook – sorry for the nasty, dirty join up the middle!
‘Rollright Spring Dawn‘
Image credit: Watercolour painting by Jane
Though I say it myself, this is a quite a good pic! The main stone must rise 11feet high!
Image credit: Jane Tomlinson
One of the last remaining stones of the Quoit, taken in 1882. All these photos were taken from a locally produced book, published in 1995, called “Stanton Harcourt, a moment in time”.
Image credit: Henry Taunt
This picture was taken in 1882 and shows photographer Henry Taunt standing next to the largest stone.
Image credit: Henry Taunt
This photo, taken in 1882 shows the stone which was struck by lightening in 1927, the strike split off a section on the top right hand side.
Image credit: Henry Taunt
‘Rollright Moondance’ (c) 2000
I wanted to imagine that, when all the visitors have gone, and the moon is full, that the stones create there own rhythm and they dance in the moonlight.
Image credit: Jane Tomlinson
“King’s Men at Sunset” I love the light as it filters through those gorgeous pines.....JT
Image credit: Painted by Jane Tomlinson
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