The Scroll that never found a home.

 The scroll that never found a home.

This scroll blank was intended for the Baronial Arts and Sciences champion.  The championship was scheduled for March 2020.  It never happened due to Covid.  I am pleased with the scroll however.  

Guache and gold leaf on Bristol board.  It was based on the hours of Anne of Brittany



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