Here are two details taken from Stanley Donwood's epic work on cut linoleum, Lost Angeles.  
The one on the left is called Credit Swap, whilst the one on the right is called Deregulation. You can read as much or as little into these titles as you wish.  Similarly, the images of desperate individuals battling against a rising tide may or may not suggest our society's immersion in a toxic flood of mendacious financial chicanery; it may call to mind the increasing occurrence of 'freak' weather events as we pour petrochemical gasses into the atmosphere; or perhaps these are simply delightful nautical scenes.

These screen prints are in editions limited to 44.
33 have been made available and are priced at £44 each.
They are printed at the Slowly Downward Manufactory with a very subtle white pearlescent and black on 250gsm Somerset velvet white stock from St Cuthbert’s Mill in Wells, Somerset.

The print is sized 250 mm x 200 mm and the paper is hand-torn to approximately 320 mm x 260 mm.
These prints will be carefully packed and delivered rolled in a tough cardboard tube.