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Trees in Winter : A beautiful book for anyone who loves printmaking and nature

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Trees in Winter : A beautiful book for anyone who loves printmaking and natureAuthor: Shimell, Richard United Kingdom, Great Britain Published on 24 October 2024 by Little, Brown Book Group (Sphere) in the United Kingdom. Hardback 176 pages, Over 40 colour prints throughout the book 194 x 253 x 23 778g 'Trees in Winter by Richard Shimell is a wonderful, beautiful book for anyone who loves printmaking and nature. In this book Richard demonstrates his great skill as a printmaker, artist and writer, with the story of the paths

Author: Shimell, Richard

United Kingdom, Great Britain

Published on 24 October 2024 by Little, Brown Book Group (Sphere) in the United Kingdom.

Hardback | 176 pages, Over 40 colour prints throughout the book
194 x 253 x 23 | 778g

'Trees in Winter by Richard Shimell is a wonderful, beautiful book for anyone who loves printmaking and nature. In this book Richard demonstrates his great skill as a printmaker, artist and writer, with the story of the paths taken to find his art as engaging as the images themselves.'ANGELA HARDING'A wonderfully honest, evocative, inspiring book about a life transformed and enriched by nature and by art.' SARAH WATERS'A thing of beauty.'CLARE BALDINGTREES IN WINTER is about the healing properties of nature and of walking, especially during the coldest season, when the inclination is for so many of us to stay indoors. It is also about the joy of learning a craft and practising it. Featuring over forty of Richard Shimell's stunning prints, this beautiful book captures the intricate beauty of British trees in the colder months.

Richard also shares the deeply moving, personal journey that led to him becoming an artist, as he reflects on how he connects with the world around him, and finds creativity through his walks in nature.

'Richard is a brilliant storyteller, his writing takes you through memories and moments as if you were there with him. This nostalgic and thoughtful read will make you want to grab a sketchbook head out into the countryside. It reminds you how important it is to observe and absorb the wonders of wildlife and rural landscapes, especially those beautiful trees.'MOLLY LEMON'Through the pages of Trees in Winter, Richard shares his prints and takes us on his own personal journey and how his love of walking in wild places and being a part of nature has helped him to deal with life. Richard also explains how these experiences have been instrumental in his becoming the professional printmaker he is today. This book is an absorbing read which spoke to me in many of my own life situations - I thoroughly recommend it!'JANE SPINK'The clarity of Richard Shimell's words perfectly matches that of his pictures, making this a magnificent book in which to lose yourself, and succumb to the wisdom of the trees.'MIKE PARKER

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