Original artwork description:

Yan tan tethera is an ancient counting system which was often used for counting sheep and some other things like for counting stitches while knitting. It was widely used in Northern England and other more isolated rural areas and comes from the celtic languages used before modern English.

This painting measures 30 cm x 30 cm (x 2.5 cm deep) it is painted onto board.


This painting is painted on a cradled wood panel and is ready to hang. The sides of the cradled panel are painted white.


All paintings are packed very carefully in cardboard boxes (recycled where possible) with generous layers of bubble wrap to protect them.

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Materials used:

acrylic paint on board

Tags:

#country landscape #sheep #hedgerow #flock of #countryside #sheep in #agricultural landscape #farming #sheep grazing #yorkshire dales #spring landscape #patchwork fields #north yorkshire #rural landscape #fields landscape