Create your own hand-printed artwork in a relaxed, creative day at Burghley. Linocut printmaking is beautifully simple in process, yet capable of producing strikingly intricate and detailed designs. Guided by artist and tutor Hannah Magrath, this relaxed, hands-on workshop is perfect for all levels - whether you're trying something new or honing your skills.
Learn how to transfer a design, carve into lino, and hand-print your own artwork using traditional techniques. Take inspiration from the beauty of Burghley House - from its striking architecture to the abundant gardens and wildlife of the parkland.
All materials are provided, and you'll leave with your own unique print—created at your own pace, with expert guidance throughout.
£67 per person
| Season (30 May 2025) | ||
|---|---|---|
| Day | Times | |
| Friday | 10:00 | - 16:00 |
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