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Discover a captivating architectural perspective of Folkestone Harbour Village in Kent by British artist Paul Freeman. This stunning watercolour, enhanced with white highlights, showcases intricate details and a unique vision of the proposed redevelopment project.
Measuring 55cm x 74cm and presented unframed, this artwork offers a glimpse into the ambitious plans conceived in 1989 for the transformation of Folkestone Harbour. The proposed redevelopment, estimated at over £100 million, aimed to revitalise the area with modern infrastructure and amenities.
Despite the grandeur of the initial designs, the project faced a different fate. Following the sale of the land to Sir Roger De Haan in 2004, the plans for the Folkestone Harbour Village were ultimately shelved, leaving this artwork as a testament to the unrealised potential of the site.
Don't miss the opportunity to own a piece of history with this evocative artwork, up for auction at Duggleby Auctioneers. Experience the allure of an architectural dream that never came to fruition, captured in watercolour by the talented Paul Freeman.