"The Da Si. This strange looking mosque seemed to combine the architecture of traditional Buddhist China and that of Islam.
The capital of Inner Mongolia's Autonomous Region, Hohhot was a sprawling city with a population of over a million. Its centre, with wide tree-lined streets, had many smart, modern buildings that I felt would have been at home in the USA, quite a pleasant surprise after Datong.
One of the really nice things about China was the complete lack of crime; and although I had a job finding my way back to the hotel along the dimly lit streets, at no time did I ever have any fear of being mugged or robbed." - MH
The Great Mosque of Hohhot, 1988
All items are produced from original paintings by Martyn Hanks.
Prints: Size is A4 (8.27" x 11.69"/210 x 297mm). Printed onto high quality 245gsm fine art watercolour paper to give the print an authentic look and feel. Supplied in a textured off white mount size 12" x 16" (305 x 406mm), backed and sealed in a clear cellophane wrap and delivered in a protective carton to ensure it reaches you in perfect condition.
Cards: Size 7" X 5"/178 x 127mm. Packaged in a clear cellophane wrap with a top quality 150gsm self-seal white envelope.