Stone arch bridge (stylized)

Stylized cartoon version: chunky shapes with big rounded edges, thickened parts, a toy-like wider base and slightly hand-made wobble; bold flat colours with painted light (darker low down, lighter on top), small hardware and fine detail removed. Single-span village road bridge in weathered sandstone, 12 m long and 4 m wide: an 8 m segmental arch of dressed voussoirs with a proud keystone, coursed-rubble spandrels, splayed wing walls, a gently humped granite-setted deck with worn cart ruts between low rubble parapets with saddleback coping, a string course and dressed end piers. Water staining and algae below a flood line under the arch, lime leaching, moss and lichen, rusting cast-iron tie plates, a 1784 datestone, a flood mark and a benchmark.

12.39 × 5.18 × 5.14 m