A richly textured wool pile tapestry by John Piper depicting the historic church and village of Long Sutton in Lincolnshire, rendered in his characteristically bold and expressive style. The work translates Piper's signature approach to architectural subjects into the tactile medium of woven wool, capturing the dramatic interplay of light, shadow, and colour that defines his treatment of the English landscape. The tapestry brings a vivid, almost painterly energy to its subject, with the dense pile of the wool lending depth and warmth to the composition.