Rosedale Abbey hamlet is actually named after the Cistercian Priory that once dominated this particular location at the heart of Rosedale valley between 1158-1535 and which ended with Henry VIII's dissolution of monasteries. Only part of a stair tower now exists as a reminder of the former priory. Between 1850-1920 Rosedale Abbey was at the centre of a largescale ironstone mining industry and which established a dedicated rail link as part of network that transported iron ore to Teesside. Remains of the kilns and line can be seen at the top of Chimney bank.

About fine art prints & canvases

All TVFMR fine art prints and canvases are available framed or unframed...

All TVFMR fine art prints and canvases are available framed or unframed.

A 12 colour giclée process is used to print both fine art and canvas editions.

In the case of framed fine art prints, images are printed onto museum-grade paper which has a gently textured surface. Unframed fine art prints are printed onto Hahnemühle Rag paper, a fabulous cotton rag with a lovely soft feel and light felt texture which provides a subtle three-dimensional appearance and impressive pictorial depth.

Canvas prints are 38mm deep and printed onto finely textured artist-grade cotton canvas and finished with ‘museum wrapped’ edges meaning that the image covers the whole visible surface with edges finished plain white.

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