The Merry Maidens | A3 PORTRAIT Print

The Merry Maidens (Dawns Meyn in Cornish, likely meaning dance of stones/stone dance) is a neolithic stone circle consisting of nineteen standing stones based in a field in St Buryan, Cornwall. The legend goes that nineteen maidens were dancing to music from 2 pipers (unpictured: 2 standing stones nearby representing the pipers) on the sabbath day and were turned to stone as punishment.
 
Details:
~ Digitally edited black and white photograph 
~ A3 (420mm x 297mm) PORTRAIT
 print (there is a different listing for an alternated portrait print!)
~ Printed on chunky 300gsm recycled and fully recyclable paper when its life is over!
~ Satin finish - a smooth and slightly shiny finish due to the clay coating but not as shiny as gloss (as clay is a natural material this does not affect the products recyclability).
~ PLEASE BE AWARE - colours may look different in real life due to screen vs print colour variation