II Artwork - Nicholson's Walk What could easily have been

What could easily have been a very gauche result was in the end so beautiful it became the inspiration first for an opulent fabric made with Italian velvet and silk

Available in pre-trimmed

for its natural grace and symbolic value

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The fallen string and checkerboard motifs are improvisations that came to Thomas while he was stitching the original pill

II Artwork - Nicholson's Walk What could easily have beenA visual evocation of an imagined day in the life of English abstract painter Ben Nicholson. The undulating landscape of the Cornish coastline is rendered in a modernist, colour led composition, drawing on his celebrated series of St Ives landscapes. Mixed media on canvas. Framed in fumed, oiled and waxed oak.