Sean Scully 1970 Book EXH Atomhawk and the print you receive

and the print you receive will have a variable surrounding border (refer to image 2 for an example of how this could look)

Tote bag featuring an illustration by Julia Seaton of an iconic view along Hadrian's Wall in the heart of the Northumberland National Park

Reproduction print featuring Harvesters Resting by Thomas Frederick Mason Sheard

82 cm width x 172 cm length

or where you have received the permission of the copyright owner

Sean Scully 1970 Book EXH Atomhawk and the print you receiveBorn in Dublin, Ireland in 1945, Scully moved to Newcastle upon Tyne in 1968 to study Fine Art at Newcastle University. During this time, he began to develop his iconic style of technically flawless paintings, consisting of a complicated grid system of intersecting bands and lines. Following his studies in Newcastle, Scully was awarded the runner up prize in the John Moore's Painting Prize in Liverpool in 1972 and 1974. Format: Hardcover Publication