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Linoprint. Edition of 50.
62 x 42 cm (image).
Created as part of the ‘Inspired by Knepp’ art project at the Knepp Rewilding Project, where storks have been reintroduced.
Storks used to be part of the local Sussex fauna. The Saxon name for the village of Storrington, just nine miles from Knepp, was originally “Estorchestone”, meaning “the village of the storks”.
Linoprint. Edition of 50.
62 x 42 cm (image).
Created as part of the ‘Inspired by Knepp’ art project at the Knepp Rewilding Project, where storks have been reintroduced.
Storks used to be part of the local Sussex fauna. The Saxon name for the village of Storrington, just nine miles from Knepp, was originally “Estorchestone”, meaning “the village of the storks”.