Artwork description:

This printed edition was selected for exhibition at the Derby Print Open 2022, 1-30 June, Green Door Printmaking Studios.

A mysterious figurative Barn Owl linocut print from my series of 'Five English Owls'. 
There is also a black and white version available in my listings. 

The Barn Owl is a much-loved bird, its beauty defined by its heart faced shape and beautiful colouring; its skilful silent flight when witnessed seems a gift just for the watcher. Its nocturnal life a secret which lends this bird mystery and supernatural associations with the night. 

Printed with Charbonnel oil-based printing ink on specialist printing paper, Zerkall 210 gsm. Coloured by hand with watercolour paint, which means each print is uniquely painted in this series.
Printed in a limited edition of 30. 
You will get the exact print pictured 1/30. 

Paper width – 19.5 cm 
Paper height – 25.7 cm 
Image width – 15 cm 
Image height – 20 cm 
 
The print will be cellophane wrapped against a mount-board support to protect it; I package items with care and post flat. 
 
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Note if you do order more than one item I will always refund excess postage paid.  
 
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Materials used:

Charbonnel oil printing ink, Zerkall printing paper, watercolour paper

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