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.
The text has the name of the bull as well as the town name in Welsh and English.
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This is a multi-block linocut, where the image is built up by using a number of blocks in succession onto a wooden panel.

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Materials used:

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

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