Louisa Fennell, Shambles from the Bull Ring, 1902

Louisa Fennell, Shambles from the Bull Ring, 1902Louisa Fennell was an English painter, born in the Wakefield area of the West Riding of Yorkshire in 1847. She is best known for her watercolours of local scenes which serve not only as a valuable record of buildings now demolished, such as the Six Chimneys, but are also an important socio historical document of the way people lived at the turn of the century. These topographical views are a natural continuation of her childhood fascination with the

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Woods created the print using Stone Paste Tusche wash

Francis Upritchard

iron tones

Commissioned exclusively to coincide with our exhibition 'The Rhubarb Triangle and Other Stories: Photographs by Martin Parr'

Oarasomnia

Mini print depicting Henry Moore's Pitboys at Pit Head (1942)

Sylvie Fleury

Materials: Quality digital print on 192 gsm matt paper

Signed and numbered by the artist on the verso

'Perhaps this is a self-portrait of me as a young girl