Artwork description:

This work is based on Gavin Fifield's life-sized statue of a Welsh Black bull that stands in Builth Wells, on the opposite bank of the Wye to the Royal Welsh Showground.

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This is a reduction linocut, where the block is successively printed and recut, inked and printed for each layer - a process which results in its gradual destruction.

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If you have any questions about this print, or my work in general, please get in touch via the 'Contact me' link on my listings page. If you would like to discuss a commission please use the ‘Commission artwork’ link.

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The item will be packaged in a sturdy postal tube and sent via a Royal Mail 'Tracked' service. If multiple items are purchased, I will endeavour to send them in a single package within the weight and compensation limits and will refund any monies saved in this way.

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Materials used:

Hawthorn Printmakers ‘Stay Open’ & Cranfield Traditional inks on Somerset Satin, 250gsm, 100% cotton paper

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