NEWS FROM NOWHERE

Here are two more details taken from Stanley Donwood's epic work on cut linoleum, Lost Angeles.  
The one on the left is called Foreclosure, whilst the one on the right is called Sub-Prime. The first title refers to the financial industry's term for taking your home away, whilst the second is a term that describes a type of mortgage sold to those who the banks know have very little chance of repaying.  Or perhaps they are both charming maritime scenes.

These screen prints are in editions l
imited to 44, and are priced at £44 each, plus postage & packing.
They are printed at the Slowly Downward Manufactory in red and black on 300gsm Somerset white stock from St Cuthbert’s Mill in Wells, Somerset.

The print is sized 250 mm x 200 mm and the paper is  approximately 340 mm x 270 mm.
These prints will be carefully packed and delivered rolled in a tough cardboard tube.

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