Fairy Vandal at St Trinian’s is part of Rachael Clegg’s Nürburgring series, in which every image illustrates a story about Europe’s most treacherous, twisting, challenging racing circuit. All images are conceived and designed by Rachael and shot - on location - by Ian Parry at the epic Nordschleife circuit. Each image ‘recreates’ a specific event in the Nürburgring’s history at the exact spot that event happened.

The story:

Tucked away at Greeba, barely 30 metres from the TT course, stands the ruined 14th-century church of St Trinian’s. The church has been without a roof since the 17th-century, after it was blown off at least twice. Some blame mischievous fairies for the vandalism while the others believe it is the ‘Buggane’ of Greeba. The church was built on the haunting ground of the ‘Buggane’ - a huge ogre - who despised the ringing of the church bells and so set about destroying it. Whichever legend, the result was the same: a church with no roof. Thus St Trinian’s is known in Manx as Keeill Brisht or Keeill Vrisht: the ‘Broken Church’.

Rachael Clegg's Limited Edition Art Prints have something of a cult following with collectors across the globe. Limited to edition runs of just 30, each print is signed and numbered by Rachael Clegg and comes with a certificate of authenticity and accompanying story text.

Images are printed on matt Photo Rag 308 gram/m² paper. Each print is carefully hand-rolled in craft paper and shipped in a rigid postal tube. Unframed prints include free worldwide shipping. Framed prints are shipped in a robust crate. Framed prints include free UK shipping.

Prints are available in these sizes:

Medium 50x40cm (approximate paper size)

Large 70x60cm (approximate paper size)

Extra Large 90x80cm (approximate paper size)

Sumo 140cm upwards

Custom sizes are available for a fee of £500

Framed options are also available. Images are dry-mounted behind art glass within a bespoke solid wood frame. Frames are available in either a black or white painted finish. These pieces are shipped in a robust crate.