The Road To York Through Sledmere (Mini Framed) by David Hockney japanese Armitage’s extended (and not child-friendly)

Armitage’s extended (and not child-friendly) narrative poem uses the well-known framework of the Brothers Grimm tale but gives us a new contemporary interpretation and focus

Origin: Japan

Richard Neutra lived long enough to work through the great Hollywood days

He has exhibited extensively with frequent one-man exhibitions at the Portland Gallery

pursuing a vision of city planning which began with Joseph Kleihues in the eighties and was continued by Hans Stimmann after the fall of the Berlin Wall

The Road To York Through Sledmere (Mini Framed) by David Hockney japanese Armitage’s extended (and not child-friendly)This is a small, framed print of David Hockney's The Road to York Through Sledmere. The brilliant red brick of the buildings around Sledmere House and the vivid greens of the surrounding countryside create a sense of magic unfolding along the winding road. In summer 1997, David Hockney was often to be found driving across the Yorkshire Wolds to visit his sick friend, Jonathan Silver. Jonathan urged David to paint Yorkshire, and beautiful oils began to