Magpie Linocut print by Anna Ruiz

Name: Magpie Linocut print by Anna Ruiz
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Urraca, Spanish for Magpie, is an original reduction linocut print. Hand carved and printed using an etching press from the late 1800s in my studio in South Bristol. It s printed on off white archival paper. Limited edition of 13 copies, signed and numbered. The print size is 24 x 24.7cm, including the white margin. About the Artist Anna is a Spanish-born artist and designer based in Bristol, specialising in analogue illustration and print for fashion. Her work has appeared on a wide range of projects from apparel to wine labels, each project bringing her distinctive storytelling approach to l

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