Art Print: Hauler Foundation EXH Mali Morris

Art Print: Hauler Foundation EXH Mali MorrisBased on the original painting by Ashington Group member Fred Laidler, c. 1948 The collection of the Pitmen Painters is on permanant display at Woodhorn Museum. Full colour Gicle art print230gsm premium coated matt paper Choice of sizes: Small (Framable size A4 210*297mm), Medium (frameable size A3 297*420mm) or Large (frameable size A2 420*594mm) Note that due to varying sizes of the original artworks, the frameable size you select creates a print

the fragmented industry was rationalised by nationalisation then returned to the vagaries of (now global) market forces by privatisation

Janine Wiedel and David Gilbert Wright

consisting of a complicated grid system of intersecting bands and lines

The first publication to present the work of Mali Morris

for in the vivid vignettes scattered through the book Bewick drew the life of the country people of the North East - a world already vanishing under the threat of enclosures

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The painting is a comical picture of the men's urinal that was Westoe Netty

perfect to adorn any wall

this book is an epitaph to an industry that powered the Industrial Revolution

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The unisex hoodie features the I've walked Hadrian's Wall emblem in gold print on the front and a map of the wall with key locations on the reverse

all of which are covered