stonehenge linocut

This print is a little tribute to John Speed’s 1610 map of Wiltshire, which depicts a very unusual looking Stonehenge.

I’ve hand printed each image, using a traditional Japanese bamboo baren. There will be some natural variation from print to print.

Lino is a traditional printing surface, made using natural materials: wood flour and linseed oil.

The red ink is made in Britain from high quality pigment and vegetable oil.

The image is approximately 60mm x 40mm, and the paper is approximately 72mm x 54mm.

This print will be sent from the UK. Any import taxes or other fees are the responsibility of the buyer. If you’d like a hand looking into this, send me a message.