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Here you can explore and purchase a range of Keith’s wood engraving prints, each reflecting his deep connection to storytelling, craft and the natural world. The collections include a series originally engraved and inspired by the ghostly tales of M. R. James and published by Tartarus Press, as well as a body of work drawn from the landscapes, villages, flora and fauna of Keith’s beloved East Sussex.

Alongside these, you’ll find a vibrant and colourful collection of prints created using the linocut reduction method, focusing on the insects and birds which inhabit this beautiful corner of the British Isles.

For those interested in learning the craft of wood engraving, Keith offers the opportunity to join a series of hands-on classes. These sessions, held in his studio in East Hoathly, Whether you are a complete beginner or looking to refine your technique, you can book a place and experience the process of creating your own prints under Keith’s expert guidance.

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The winter sun skims an ancient oak pollard. The tree that has held sway in Petworth Park for a thousand years orbiting the sun, that gives us those days months and years that the oak has seen, casting its shadow as the sun arced around, tracing time. Amazing to think that even when Capability Brown came to work his vision on the Park the tree would've been note worthy for its age, the tree is close to the ha-ha he introduced. And then later, during Turner's repeated working visits to the House, I wonder if he was drawn to the tree whilst he explored the Park?

And the observant among you will spot the title is taken from a song by the Sussex singers the Copper Family.

Printed on an 1849 Albion printing press by the artist in an edition of 125.

Print measures 140mm x 100mm. and is individually numbered and signed.

P&P included to all UK address'.

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