Cut grass lies frail

This watercolour draws inspiration from the poem 'Cut Grass', by the celebrated English poet Philip Larkin. The scene is mown (or grazed?) fields above the delightful village of Shere, nestling in the Surrey Hills. If the artist looks long and hard at the landscape, all kinds of interesting details emerge from what on the surface appears to be  a simple subject. The yellow/green perks up neutral decor schemes

Museum-quality giclée print. Full sizing, paper and framing details for both print-only or framed print are in the Buying Guide.