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Medieval conkers - Tea Towel

Medieval conkers - Tea Towel

€20,95 EUR
€20,95 EUR
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Make washing up fun with this tea towel featuring a fun illustration of young school girl playing medieval conkers. Do you accept the challenge?

The inspiration

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Tea Towel Fabric
Tea Towel Wavy Edge
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SKU: 2885350
Anbieter: William Rowsell Fine Art - Contrado
Typ: Tea Towels
Stichworte: Anyone for conkers Figurative Figures in film Tea towel

Tea towel - Size

70 cm x 50cm

Tea towel - Materials

Fabric options

  • Cotton-linen belnd - 95% cotton 5% linen
  • Tokri Half Panama 100% Cotton

Printing

Single sided

Features

  • Hanging loop
  • Handmade to order

Washing instructions

Wash at 30 degrees centigrade / 86° Farenheiht, low tumble dry heat, hang to dry, do not wring, low heat iron.

Shipping

For all information about Shipping and returns please refer to:

Information/FAQs

All products are lovingly made to order and ships worldwide.

Your artwork reproductions will be meticulously produced and shipped from my nearest manufacturing facility to ensure faster delivery and safer transit. It also helps avoid any customs fees.

From the time you place your order to the moment it arrives, delivery typically takes 7–10 business days.

When your order is shipped, you'll receive an email with a tracking link that is linked to the carriers website, so that you can follow the status of your order.

I offer complimentary worldwide shipping on orders over £250.

If you have any questions about shipping to your country or need assistance, feel free to reach out via chat or email me and my team at william@rowsell.co.uk

Returns

We have a no returns policy on all custom products made to order items.

If an item is faulty or defective we will accept a return to rectify the fault and return the item to you corrected.

To be eligible for a return, your item must be in the same condition that you received it, unworn or unused, with tags, and in its original packaging. You’ll also need the receipt or proof of purchase.

To start a return, you can contact us at william@rowsell.co.uk.
Please note that returns will need to be sent to the following address:

William Rowsell Fine Art, Brook House, Salters lane, Ludgershall, Buckinghamshire, Hp189NY, United Kingdom

If your return is accepted, we’ll send you a return shipping label, and send your package.

Items sent back to us without first requesting a return will not be accepted.
You can always contact us for any return question at william@rowsell.co.uk.

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Make washing up fun with this tea towel featuring a fun illustration of young school girl playing medieval conkers. Do you accept the challenge?

The inspiration

The original inspiration came about when my daughter was an extra on a remake of one of the Ealing comedies that involves badly behaved school girls. I went on set at Liverpool station and drew the girls dressed up in their dischevelled school clothes. One young girl stood out and a sketch that I captured of her developed in to this etching of her playing conkers in the playground. The original sketch was painted with in brush pen in black ink. The ink sketch was transfered to plate in a complex printmaking process resulting in a copper plate with the image etched on to it. This image is a print from the plate using chine colle and hand tinted embellishment using watercolours. The original print was printed on to special hand made papers from Thailand using a process called chine colle.

Medieval conkers illustration by William Rowsell

This illustration is the paired with another illustration called Anyone for conkers that features an innocent young schoolgirl not expecting her opponent to have upgraded her conker!

Turn washing up into an art form

About the artist...

William has worked as a professional artist for 40+ years & his work is held in public and private collections around the world.  His diverse styles of artwork can be found in illustrated books, on ceramics, decorating fabrics, on the wall of many private collections and in public collections such as The Bodleian Library in Oxford.

Artist Info: "My work is grounded in observational drawing and experimentation in all mediums and subjects.

A way to empathise, reflect and deeply connect with my subject. Through decades of observation, I’ve developed an intuitive, responsive drawing process rooted in a deep understanding of form, composition, feel, expression and colour.

I draw when I experience moments in life that I take notice of and they raise the hairs on the back of my neck! I see the beauty of the drape and pattern of a fabric following the shape of a figure. The rhythms, colours and shapes changed by weather and light in a landscape. A musician or dancers’ expression and movement that connects with me during a performance.

Each subject reveals and dictates how it wants the drawn or painted marks to be made - through rhythm, movement, light, or sound - and I respond instinctively, letting the unexpected lead. I stop when the marks align with the subject’s essence and the image holds presence.

This is where I flourish: in the space between play, control and the excitement of accidental and unforeseen discovery.

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