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Salt cat (keeps them at home) | 2021

Hand-pulled three-colour screen print on Fabriano 300gsm paper, 49cm x 36cm, edition of 30 individually signed and numbered

£60.00 including UK postage and packing

This screen print draws on a site-specific installation created with Megan Calver for Open-Up at Hestercombe Gardens 2020-21. Salt-cat was a type of cake made by pigeon breeders to entice their birds to stay or return home. The installation included 16 fragments of text relating to this historic practice, three of which are included in this print. The edition was printed by George Barron at Double Elephant Print Workshop in Exeter.