'Let Me Not To The Marriage Of True Minds...' Framed Original Art

Sonnet 116 by William Shakespeare which celebrates true love. A beautiful gift for a wedding, anniversary or just because...

'Let me not to the marriage of true minds
Admit impediments;
love is not love
Which alters
when it alteration finds'

The decorative illustration features a border of roses, daisies and leaves around the words. The words are drawn in an oval shape with torn edges and is mounted within the centre of the floral border. Archival tape is used to secure the paper. The illustration is finished with gold metallic paint, pure gold leaf and sliver leaf on the flowers. The art paper has cut edges and is mounted on a second piece of the same paper.

Painted and mounted on 280gsm soft white British-made art paper
Acid free
The frame is made by local framers. The wooden mould is made in Italy and is lightly painted in a white wash so the grain is visible. 

Frame size; 19 x 19 cm

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