Mick Cawston (1959-2006)
'Politically Incorrect'
Limited Edition Print number 145 of 995
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Rare, sought after, limited edition fine art print, depicting an anthropomorphic scene with hunting dogs debating the hunting bill in the English Houses of Parliament, with various different breeds of hunting dogs depicted as parliamentarians seated in the chamber, and as members of the public holding placards in the public gallery. This ironic work is entitled 'Politically Incorrect', and by the renowned country sports artists Mick Cawston (1959-2006).Mick Cawston was born in Dagenham, Essex, and was educated at the Robert Clock comprehensive school. On leaving school he trained as a cabinet maker, joined the army and then spent six months as a motor cycle messenger in London, earning enough money to spend a few months touring Europe. Throughout this time his passion for drawing grew and on his return he earned money from sketching for people on the pavements of Covent Garden and then on the streets of Essex. He was discovered in 1987 and had his first two limited edition prints published after his work, and in 1996 he celebrated the publication of his 200th print. He was featured by Gundogs magazine in 1996 as one of the leading dog artists, and his work has graced numerous front covers of leading publications.- Signed and numbered in pencil by the artist lower margin- Titled lower margin- Number 145 of only 995 copies ever produced- Framed, glazed, mounted and ready to hang, in a gilt-trimmed, moulded dark wooden frame- Frame size 70cm x 72.5cm (approx. 27 1/2 inches x 28 1/2 inches)- Both limited edition print and frame are in excellent condition- Superb centrepiece- Excellent investment- Conversation piece- Would make an original gift- All prints are carefully packaged to prevent damage during shipping- Please contact us for European and Worldwide shipping prices- If you have any questions about this item, please contact us and we will respond within an hour
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