A gorgeous deep yellow ochre original lino print by artist Rosanna Morris inspired by the meadows and fields of late summer.
Rosanna Morris is an exceptionally talented printmaker from Bristol who's work is inspired by the beauty of nature all around us and often harnesses this beauty to convey her reflection of the human experience.
This print is inspired by the meadows of wild grasses near her home during late summer and would make an outstanding addition to any home.
Rosanna hand carves all of her original works from either lino or wood that has been reclaimed or salvaged. This piece is carved from salvaged Lino and printed on handmade Bhutanese paper.
Please Note: Order is just for print, hanger not included. Each print is printed by hand and as a result very subtle variations may occur.
Materials & Dimensions
Bhutanese superfine paper
Non-toxic lightfast printing inks
800 x 500mm
Features
Hand Printed
Great Gift
Hand made paper
Salvaged materials
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