Cirencester, known as the Cotswolds' capital, boasts Roman roots, rivalling Londinium in its time. A church has stood here since Saxon days, with a 15th-century tower. The town's layout, reminiscent of rural France, features narrow lanes opening into central trading spaces, reflecting the influence of French rule on English towns. With a carefully curated colour palette and subtle shading, this scene draws the viewer into its heart, encouraging exploration. The partial view of the tower prompts curiosity, inviting the viewer to turn the corner and discover more.
