Moira McTague Etching: The Fieldfare, the Day the Curlews Came Handcare

Moira McTague Etching: The Fieldfare, the Day the Curlews Came HandcareThis original etching by artist Moira McTague captures a quietly poetic moment in the landscape surrounding her rural studio. Inspired by the wildlife she observes daily, the scene reflects a particular day when the curlews returned, a special annual event, and a solitary fieldfare remained behind, its companions having already moved on. Dignified and striking, the lone fieldfare stands in the fields among rooks, with curlews wheeling above. The image

Printed on Olmec Archival Matte 230gsm paper using ChromaLife 100+ inks for a rich

Each piece is thrown on the wheel in Lorna’s Leeds studio and finished by hand

each piece is part of a numbered

All products are palm oil free and plastic free

and purple

Set at a slight angle

At around 21cm tall

Add a few drops to the back and it will slowly release a light

Use within 12 months of opening

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