Flood Relief Print of Workington Bridge
This is a limited edition of 250 prints.
The Workington Bridge is the last standing, but severely damaged after the November 2009 floods.
The painting is by Sam Bough, whose patron was the County Engineer who built the bridge in 1841. The grade II listed monument will probably be demolished and this is a perfect opportunity to give to the relief fund at a time of their greatest need.
These unique prints are being sold with a view to raising over £37,000 for the Cumbria Community Foundation.
