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Mark Hearld (British, b. 1974)


Mark Hearld was born in York where he continues to live and work; he now teaches at York College. Hearld studied illustration at the Glasgow School of Art and at the Royal College of Art, specialising in the illustration of natural history. Animals and plants have remained a constant source of inspiration to him, and are his most popular subjects. He has been greatly influenced by Picasso's style of spontaneous drawing; increasingly though it is the Englishness of Edward Bawden, Eric Ravilious and John Piper which has absorbed his attention, above all in his lithography and linocuts.


Mark Hearld. Fox


Fox
2006
lithograph
signed and numbered from the edition of 75
56 x 75cm.

SOLD


Mark Hearld. Hare


Hare
2005
lithograph
signed and numbered from the edition of 50
56 x 75cm.

SOLD


Mark Hearld. Pigeon Loft



Pigeon Loft
2005
lithograph
signed and numbered from the edition of 75
63 x 81 cm.

£225 (unframed)


Mark Hearld. Pheasant



Pheasant
2005
lithograph
signed and numbered from the edition of 50
48.5 x 67cm.

SOLD


Mark Hearld. Cockerel



Cockerel
2006
lithograph
signed and numbered from the edition of 50
48.5 x 67cm.

SOLD


Mark Hearld. Bramble and Apple Allotment



Bramble & Apple Allotment
2007
lithograph
signed and numbered from the edition of 75
35 x 100.8cm.

SOLD


Mark Hearld. Allotment - Goat Husbandry


Allotment - Goat Husbandry
2007
lithograph
signed and numbered from the edition of 75
35 x 100.8cm.

£225 (unframed)

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