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Hedgerows offer fields a needed balance, a wild river that can soak up our excesses and give us a reservoir of food and fuel for lean times.
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Stanley Spencer ‘Landscape, Gloucestershire’, oil on canvas, 1940. Probably the most popular and requested image over at the @RatherGoodArt Twitter account, this highly detailed Spencer painting of a Gloucestershire hillside and fields exudes appeal. The range of greens is eye-catching, the isolated cottage, the gap in the hedgerow leading to the next field, the blue sky with a hint of a raincloud – all these elements combine to stop the viewer in their tracks to take it all in. While considering this painting as part of our forthcoming art print range, we thought we’d release an A5 version (A5 = 5.83 inches by 8.27 inches, or 14.81 centimetres by 21.01 centimetres) accompanied by a smaller, more portable standard A6 postcard size to prop on a shelf, use as a bookmark, or even post to a friend. Printed on 310gsm card stock using high-quality inks.
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Bustle in the Hedgerow is one of a series of paintings celebrating the harvest, with particular reference to Lincolnshire, but could be anywhere there are fields and hedgerows. The hedgerows in Lincolnshire are harvested for blackberries in the autumn. The wide verges of the Lincolnshire wolds are teeming with life, hence the title. Framed in a natural wood float frame.
Beautiful fields hedgerows and woodland countryside near Shoreham AONB.
September ferns
Herefordshire is perfect for a lazy autumn break, with meandering valleys, rolling apple orchards and magical light. Here are my tips on what to see and do.
Over the past few months we have been tasked with many hedgerow reduction projects where trees and brambles have encroached over fences and into field corners. Had you ever realised how much land may have been lost over time as the vegetation crept in? Take a look below at some of the before and after […]
Hedges - more than just a boundary..Hedgerows do much more than just mark field boundaries. Some of the benefits they provide are easy to see – they provide shelter for livestock, food for wildlife, carbon storage, corridors for species to move between habitats, and are an important habitat in their own right. What is less obvious is the important role they play in the wider landscape, and in particular how they help to improve the quality and quantity of water in our rivers and streams.
Signed giclee print of 'Morning Hedgerow'. From original art by Caroline Smith. Featuring a vibrant frothy summer hedgerow with wildflowers and a single figure on a morning dog walk across the fields. Created and printed in our studio in rural Scotland, this print would look great in your home or make the perfect gift for lovers of the British Countryside.. The print comes unframed and printed on quality art paper. Our prints are high-quality giclee prints on archival quality 316gsm art paper using archival inks. Each print is made to order for you and individually printed, these are not mass-produced prints. Each print is signed by the artist. Three Sizes available: Finished size 297 x 297 mm – Print size 246 x 246 mm Finished size 210 x 210 mm – Print size 175 x 175 mm Finished size 148 x 148 mm – Print size 120 x 120 mm Prints are supplied with a white border and can be placed directly in a frame or used with a mount. Framed Prints also available to buy here: https://www.etsy.com/uk/listing/1212692072/framed-prints-three-sizes-ready-to-hang UPDATE: All our prints are now sent out in card envelopes or flat boxes! No more postal tubes - so your art will arrive flat and ready to frame. *Note: The large 297 x 297 prints will fit in the mount of 16 x 16 inch frame with a mount from The Range or a 50 x 50 Ribba frame from Ikea – with a border. The small 148 x 148 prints will fit in the mount of a 23 x 23 Ribba frame from Ikea. https://www.ikea.com/gb/en/p/ribba-frame-white-00378403/ PLEASE NOTE **You are buying a UNMOUNTED and UNFRAMED print only**. Colours may differ slightly from the images on screen due to differences in screen calibration. If you require a size, colour etc that is not available here, please do not hesitate to get in touch, we are more than happy to meet your needs wherever possible. Copyright © Galloway Art 2023: All designs are copyrighted and are not to be reproduced, altered or distributed without prior written permission. Purchase of a print does not transfer copyright or reproduction rights, all print designs, images and files remain property of Galloway Arts.
Land prices are continuing to fall, but the decline has slowed on the back of a significant drop in supplies. In the first quarter of 2017 the average
Despite the Coronavirus pandemic stifling access to the countryside in April 2020, nature continues on and the green hillside landscapes of Ireland are looking lush right now. Green is of course the colour most people associate with Ireland with its fields of grass, hedgerows and woodlands filled with deciduous and coniferous trees. Sometimes it is misty and rugged like this scene, sometimes bright and lush like this one. While we can't get out and about with current restrictions, it is possible to take a private, one-to-one photography session online with Panoramic Ireland, that's me by the way, via this page: https://panoramicireland.com/photography-workshops-ireland/online-photography-class-tutorial-professional-photographer
18 prints all framed and wrapped and on their way to Birmingham. Looking forward to seeing the exhibition and meeting Emma Hardicker at the PV on August 1st at The Bond Cafe Gallery Stef Mitchell The Bond Cafe Gallery Impressions of Nature Emma Hardicker Stef Mitchell Observations of nature has been a popular focus for artists throughout history and with the invention of the printing press in the Middle Ages this inspired a strong tradition of depicting nature through art and craft culminating with the superb work of William Morris. Emma Hardicker and Stef Mitchell continue this tradition but with contemporary sympathies. With both artists their focus is not purely on the depiction of nature and the botanical. Emma and Stef are equally concerned with conveying the sense of place of their experiences and integral to both artists practice is the act of walking and experiencing nature, they draw inspiration through this process which feeds and informs their creativity in the medium of print. Both artists choose differing techniques with Stef utilising Mono Printing, collecting flaura and fauna along the way to use in the creation of her meticulous prints. Emma sketches from nature and from these she employs Silk Screen Printing to create intricate and detailed prints. The resulting artworks from these different printing methods are remarkably akin to each other, both artists capture the essence of their experiences and as viewers we are offered a fascinating insight into the artists own relationship with the environments that they walk within. Emma Hardicker
by Rebecca Lindenmeyr Thanks to the pioneering work of E.O. Wilson, Doug Tallamy, Jonathan Foley, Marla Spivak and many others, the public has begun to accept the need for native plants in the landscape in...
“'#Summer flowers' by contemporary UK painter Jane Wormell, known for her reflection on English hedgerows, field and woodland plants #WomensArt”
A sunny marsh field filled with a border of late summer flowers and hedgerow. The pathway leads through field of ripe crops ready for harvesting. An illustrated greeting card, from an original acrylic and mixed media painting by Hilary Scoble. Printed on high quality FSC approved board in the UK. We've left the inside blank for your personal message. The card size is 15cm x 15cm and it comes in a sweet cream envelope. View on our website! www.churchmousepress.com *Discounts available with larger card orders - message us if you would like multiple cards. Your card will be protected in a cello pocket inside a strong envelope and posted Royal Mail first class.
In a battered old tweed coat and cap, knees covered in mud, this is Prince Charles at his most content. He is pictured laying hedges at the Queen's Sandringham Estate in Norfolk.
Undulating hills,fields & hedgerows in the Sussex countryside with woodland copse its why England is so beautiful.. www.adamswaine.co.uk
How to Check if a Hedgerow is Protected? A line of bushes (can include tall trees) that forms a boundary or perimeter is a simplified definition of a countryside hedgerow. The exact criteria for protected hedgerows is determined by the: Length (how long it is) Location (what landmarks are nearby) Importance (established for more than… Continue reading Hedgerow Regulations UK | Removing or Working on Hedges
Here in Cornwall the hedgerows are a riot of colour in the spring sunshine. Wherever holiday-makers are staying this Easter, they won’t be far away from these stunning wild flowers. Twelve of the most common hedgerow flowers to be seen in spring are listed below and shown in the spring hedgerow gallery: Alexanders (Smyrnium olusatrum) Blackthorn (Prunus spinosa) Bluebell (Hyacinthoides non-scripta) Common Dog-violet (Viola riviniana) Cow Parsley (Anthriscus sylvestris) Greater Stitchwort (Stellaria holostea) Ground-ivy (Glechoma hederacea) Herb-Robert (Geranium robertianum) Lesser Celandine (Ficaria verna formerly Ranunculus ficaria) Primrose (Primula vulgaris) Red Campion (Silene dioica) Three-cornered Garlic (Allium triquetrum) Coastal flowers in Cornwall Difference between Blackthorn and Hawthorn Bluebells on coast in June Difference between wild Bluebells and Spanish Bluebells Gallery: spring hedgerow close up Related pages: Wild flower posts | British wild flowers gallery
We can all appreciate the fact that bats and birds eat a lot of insects. They control populations of pests that would otherwise destroy a lot of vegetation. That is one example of an ecosystem R…
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Cowslips (Primula veris) covering several fields today
Our first since 2006? Loving it!
Beautiful Surrey hedges and fields 3 miles from Selsdon.
with pickings from a walk along the cinder track - Sandsend https://www.facebook.com/Fieldandhedgerow
I love this image it sums up our rural countryside beautiful hedgerows and green trees with cows grazing in the fields in glorious Kent
