£400.00
Harvesting the meadow near Ham House. Edward MacDowell drives Heath and Tom.
From the exhibition and book, “The Last Herd” London’s last working herd of shire horses. This is a framed A2 (420 x 594, 16.5 x 23.4 in), is supplied mounted and framed in an A1 (594mmx 841 mm 23.4x 33.1)frame. A limited edition of 10 signed, numbered and authenticated prints. The giclée prints are on acid free archival cold pressed watercolour paper and are produced with ULTRA chrome archival pigment inks.
The Last Herd is a book and exhibition by multi award winning photographer Paul Stewart, about the the last working herd of Shire Horses in London, . In 1900 there were 40,000 shires in London alone and a million in the UK, now London’s last herd is the eight of The Royal Parks Shires. The Last Herd will show a working season with these magnificent animals, as under the expert stewardship of the charity Operation Centaur, they work with tourists, royalty, look after the agricultural work of parks and historic palaces and help with psychotherapy.
With all sales of The Last Herd items, 20 percent of all profits will go directly to conservation work with Shires, in the Royal Parks and Historic Royal Palaces.
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On a winters day, Tom Nixon with Nobby, Heath and Tom working three in hand, as they harrow old pasture before the new growing season, at Home Park, Hampton Court Palace.
From the exhibition and book, "The Last Herd" London's last working herd of shire horses. This is a framed A2 (420 x 594, 16.5 x 23.4 in), is supplied mounted and framed in an A1 (594mmx 841 mm 23.4x 33.1)frame. A limited edition of 10 signed, numbered and authenticated prints. The giclée prints are on acid free archival cold pressed watercolour paper and are produced with ULTRA chrome archival pigment inks.
£400.00
Andy Moody logging with Nobby in Kingston Fields, Home Farm, Hampton Court Palace.
From the exhibition and book, "The Last Herd" London's last working herd of shire horses. This is a framed A2 (420 x 594, 16.5 x 23.4 in), is supplied mounted and framed in an A1 (594mmx 841 mm 23.4x 33.1)frame. A limited edition of 10 signed, numbered and authenticated prints. The giclée prints are on acid free archival cold pressed watercolour paper and are produced with ULTRA chrome archival pigment inks.
£400.00
In 2012 the legendary 100 Club in London celebrated it's 70th anniversary as the world's longest running popular music venue. It was calculated at the time that around five million people had been to the club in that time. This is the image of the dance floor in front of the stage where people have danced to every important genre of music over the many years. A piece of genuine music and cultural history.
£240.00
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