Netherton Chapel 1935

F.L. Griggs, a prominent British printmaker, created this etching, "Netherton Chapel", in 1935. This artwork captures a solitary chapel nestled amidst a landscape bathed in soft light. The artist’s signature style of meticulous detail and atmospheric rendering is evident in the textured depiction of the chapel's stone walls and the delicate foliage of the nearby tree. The chapel, with its bell tower and arched windows, stands as a symbol of the quiet dignity of rural England. The image evokes a sense of tranquility and introspection, reflecting Griggs' enduring fascination with the architecture and landscape of his native Yorkshire.