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Hay Meadow at Auster Grange Farm, John D. Petty I discovered this lovely meadow about three years ago. It’s not ploughed and is used only for a hay crop. I like to sit in the grass and listen to the skylark and the cuckoo. This was one of a series of drawings in which I experimented with the use of the oilbar as a means of introducing just a little colour to the drawings. Graphite, gesso and oilbar on paper, 22x15 inches.
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