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Aerobombus£165.00Medium: Lithographic print on acid free 350 gsm paper
Dimensions: 66.8 cm x 47.8 cm
Note: Limited edition of 150 signed & numbered in pencil by Mark Rowney -
Aerobombus (detail)£165.00Medium: Lithographic print on acid free 350 gsm paper
Dimensions: 66.8 cm x 47.8 cm
Note: Limited edition of 150 signed & numbered in pencil by Mark Rowney -
Bumblebee hand carved leather book cover£310.00Medium: Leather, acrylic & ink
Dimensions: 35 cm x 24 cm
Note: This cover will hold an A5 book (14.8 cm 21cm) -
Bumblebee hand carved leather book cover£310.00Medium: Leather, acrylic & ink
Dimensions: 35 cm x 24 cm
Note: This cover will hold an A5 book (14.8 cm 21cm) -
Night Meadow I£65.00Medium: lithographic reproduction
Mounted Size: 41.64cm (16") x 29.21cm (11.5")
Image Size: 23.5cm (9 1/4") x 13.97 (5 1/2")
Note: open edition signed in pencil by the artist -
Night Meadow II£65.00Medium: lithographic reproduction
Mounted Size: 41.64cm (16") x 29.21cm (11.5")
Image Size: 23.5cm (9 1/4") x 13.97 (5 1/2")
Note: open edition signed in pencil by the artist
© Bees in Art 2011
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I grew up somewhat whilst being educated at St Martins School of Art in London, after which I was lucky enough to work for many of my favourite publishers, doing art work for Penguin Books, the Radio Times, Homes and Gardens and various BBC publications.
I moved to New York and lived in very small apartments, producing work for the New York Times, Time Magazine and Travel and Leisure. While in America I became interested in leather work and started producing products for the fashion designer Paul Smith on 5th avenue. A fantastic way to meet models.
Life moved on and so did I. Several months spent in an Indian factory designing embroidered soft furnishings. What a beautiful and horrible place.
For many years now I have been living back in the lovely Durham dales where I pursue my love for nature in contemporary art, occasionally I dust off my wellies and sharpen my stick." Mark Rowney
© Bees in Art 2011
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