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This item will be posted to you by Christine's Teacup Studio within 14 days of receiving payment.
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This picture is inspired by the winding paths of a wonderful nature reserve in Lancaster. Rounding each bend there is a different view and, on this occasion, a local farmer was cutting summer grass in a nearby field creating amazing stripes on the hillside. A perfect setting for a scampering hare.
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To make this image I have carved two individual lino sheets. Printing the first with the lighter teal colour. I've then overprinted with the image of the hare on second lino sheet in the darker black.
Each print is signed and the title written by hand along its lower edge.
I have used good quality paper and inks to create a beautiful framed print ready for you to hang and display in your home.
The print image size is H15 x W20cm
The print is in a cream mount and white box style frame.
Frame size - H28 x W33cm
I do have other colourways of this print available and I'm always happy to answer any questions you may have about my work.
Designed by Christine Dracup in my little Berkshire studio
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