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Michael Atkin printmaker

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Love in the churchyard

195 x 285 mm

Printed on Hanemuhle etching 140 Lbs. Not

The Church is Helmsley church, my cat Baylan is in front of the man who is sweeping the leaves up, a courting couple lean against the rear wall.

Flight from Home Farm

W 330 x D 240mm

Edition of 25 with 2 artist's proofs.

Printed on Hanemuhle etching 140 Lbs. Not

This print was started as soon as I heard that our neighbours Sue & Dave Tipple were about to move to Canada, they live two doors away, a nicer couple one could never meet.

So the picture, 2 dogs, starting to shred a blanket or something just in front of Sue who is carrying two suitcases, Dave is just coming out the door, Juillette (our next door neighbour) waves goodbye, two pigeons are flying West to Canada, whilst one flies East to settle in Scarborough. The sign on the front of the stone pillar is in inverted T for Tipple with the date that I completed the plate.

Moving forward

W 180 x D 275mm

Edition of 25 with 2 artist's proofs.

Printed on Hanemuhle etching 140 Lbs. Not

I had visited Eden camp the 2nd world War Museum near Malton in North Yorkshire and whilst there saw this picture of four men all carrying these long poles with dome shaped inverted buckets dangling from them. The caption read 'Practice for extinguishing fire bombs', here in my picture two of them are 'Moving forward' for what reason we are not sure. Could be to capture something, first idea being some ferocious beast, perhaps not

Chance encounter at the estate office

Etching & Aquatint

Edition of 60 with 6 artist's proofs.

Campaign for Mahlo Hollywood

283 x 315 mm

Printed on Bockingford 140 Lbs Not surface

Edition of 25 with 2 artist's proofs.

£145.00 unframed

This etching was commenced as a tribute to Mahlo Hollywood resident of Scalby village who died in 2006 aged 96 years old. A great lady who lived just down the road from me who in her past stood in the local elections, who's family once owned Wrea head (now a country hotel).