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'Old Oak' Rural illustration hand pressed linocut
This black ink lino print illustration of a gnarled oak tree and farm building is inspired by the gentle topography of East Anglia and the ancient trees which serve as landmarks in the this rural landscape.
Also paying homage to the work of the Norfolk landscape artist Edward Seago, this original artwork is limited to 50 prints and is titled, signed and numbered.
Please select from the drop down menu which print you would like.
This black ink lino print illustration of a gnarled oak tree and farm building is inspired by the gentle topography of East Anglia and the ancient trees which serve as landmarks in the this rural landscape.
Also paying homage to the work of the Norfolk landscape artist Edward Seago, this original artwork is limited to 50 prints and is titled, signed and numbered.
Please select from the drop down menu which print you would like.
This black ink lino print illustration of a gnarled oak tree and farm building is inspired by the gentle topography of East Anglia and the ancient trees which serve as landmarks in the this rural landscape.
Also paying homage to the work of the Norfolk landscape artist Edward Seago, this original artwork is limited to 50 prints and is titled, signed and numbered.
Please select from the drop down menu which print you would like.
About this artwork
This relief print is made using artist's quality oil based ink on 70gsm Ecru Bunkoshi paper or creamy coloured Lokta paper and fits nicely in a standard A4 size frame with a 50mm wide picture mount (not supplied).
Each print of this artwork is slightly different from the next, so please select the exact one you wish to buy from the drop down menu.
The carved lino block, tools and pencil are not included.
Size
Print measures H8.5cm x W17.5cm (approx.)
Bunkoshi Paper measures H13cm x W21.5cm (approx.)
Lokta Paper measures H15cm x W21cm A5 (approx.)
