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Angela Lemaire’s printmaking consists of most forms of relief print including wood-engraving. She has been interested in literature and the combination of text with image, and a lot of her printmaking has been applied to fine press books, her own artist books or as commissions for illustration. She lives and works in the Scottish Borders and has one son. She is a member of The Society of Wood Engravers.

www.angelalemaire.co.uk

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The Capon Tree

Angela Lemaire

We’re feeling fully immersed in autumn now, thanks to the grey skies, the slight chill in the air, and the arrival of the new season’s issue of Slightly Foxed, no. 55. In it, Adam Foulds describes his lasting love for Geoffrey Hill’s poetry and his evocation of the English landscape, illustrated with this wood engraving of The Capon Tree by Angela Lemaire.

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