Hay Season | Australian Landscape

Hay bales were scattered around the field waiting for the farmer and a convenient time to pick them up.

Hay is usually gathered up into bales, and stored for the animals to eat during the winter when the grass is not growing. In many parts of the world, farmers depend on hay to feed their cattle, sheep, or horses during the long winter period.

Print title: Hay Season
Print size: 195 high x150mm wide
Mounted [centred]: 420 high x 300 wide
Hand-printed in black oil-based ink.
Will be only editioned only to 50!

Each print is signed and numbered by myself. Because all my prints are hand-printed, there may be minor differences with each print, making each one unique!

Sold, unframed, hand-printed linocut limited edition original print. Options to purchase in a warm white mount if required.

Sent in a recyclable cellophane sleeve and a card-backed envelope for extra protection.

Illustration, design and linocut print by Sally Caston. ©2021
www.caston.com.au