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From Chris Rose, to John Threlfall, from Terence Bond to Michael Warren, from Carl Brenders to Robert Gillmor, from Cary Akroyd to Raymond Sheppard, to name but a few. If you like wildlife art then look at the Wildlife Art series of books from Langford Press.
 
iankeithlangford said:
From Chris Rose, to John Threlfall, from Terence Bond to Michael Warren, from Carl Brenders to Robert Gillmor, from Cary Akroyd to Raymond Sheppard, to name but a few. If you like wildlife art then look at the Wildlife Art series of books from Langford Press.
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Agree - they're stunning. Favourites include Wildlife in Printmaking, At the Edge, Natures Powers and Spells (sic) and Arctic Flight.

Gordon - who struggles with drawing stickmen, but does know where to put an apostrophe in the title;)
 
gordon hamlett said:
Agree - they're stunning. Favourites include Wildlife in Printmaking, At the Edge, Natures Powers and Spells (sic) and Arctic Flight.

Gordon - who struggles with drawing stickmen, but does know where to put an apostrophe in the title;)
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Yes they are stunning. The apostrophe is where it is as it is a direct quote from John Clare
 
Gill Osborne said:
Have to agree - these books ARE well worth every penny :t: I've got a few on my shelves :king:
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Well only one on my shelf, 'Cutting Away'. That was a Christmas gift last year. I'd be happy to have more but the cost of shipping across the Atlantic always puts a damper on my enthusiasm. If it weren't for that though I'm sure my collection would be far larger. And once I had them I'm sure I would think they were worth every penny including trans-Atlantic shipping!

I have to add that the 'Wildlife in Printmaking' is especially intriguing.
 
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