Simon Palmer Bookmark: 'Cycling Home'.

Simon Palmer Bookmark: ‘Cycling Home’.

£1.95

A rather good bookmark featuring detail from the Simon Palmer painting ‘Cycling Home’, watercolour, ink and gouache, 1996.

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Printed on textured Arcoprint Extra White 400gsm cardstock, using archival quality inks.

Dimensions: 200MM X 50MM (slightly taller than standard UK paperback size).

 

Simon Palmer is one of the country’s leading and sought after landscape artists. Originally trained in graphic design in Surrey, he discovered his true métier interpreting the landscapes of Yorkshire in ink and watercolour after a chance visit with some friends. He has, for many years, made the county his home. Influenced by Grahame Sutherland and Samuel Palmer (no relation), his detailed scenes of the interplay between trees, lanes, shadows, sunlight and fields fascinate and draw the observer further in with every viewing.

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