Twyford Viaduct postcard is from an original painting by local artist Emily Ward.
The old brick viaduct looks imposing under the evening sky which is awash with purple tones.
Colourful splashes of paint speckle this art postcard adding character.
Pink, yellow, blue and white flowers grow wildly on the edge of the grassy valley that the viaduct crosses over.
To view Emily's range of art postcards please see here.
Twyford Viaduct
Twyford Viaduct
was served from John O'Gaunt railway station, with the train passing through the villages of Twyford and Burrough on the Hill in Leicestershire.
The 14 arched brick viaduct was opened in 1879 and named the Burrow and Twyford Viaduct, this was renamed in 1883 as the John O'Gaunt Viaduct.
