NOTSWOLDS MAP PRINT | Adam Dant

from £75.00

This fine art print reproduces Welcome to the Notswolds, an original map commissioned from British artist Adam Dant, bringing his singular eye for place, character and tradition to England's overlooked heartland.

Part cartography, part social history and part affectionate satire, the work is filled with local stories, historic references and the people, places and peculiarities that give the region its identity. Rich in detail and full of discoveries, it's a piece to study slowly and return to often.

Beautifully reproduced by a specialist fine art print atelier here in the Notswolds, on heavyweight artist's paper with softly deckled edges. The exceptional quality of the printing preserves the intricate detail and character of Dant's original artwork.

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This fine art print reproduces Welcome to the Notswolds, an original map commissioned from British artist Adam Dant, bringing his singular eye for place, character and tradition to England's overlooked heartland.

Part cartography, part social history and part affectionate satire, the work is filled with local stories, historic references and the people, places and peculiarities that give the region its identity. Rich in detail and full of discoveries, it's a piece to study slowly and return to often.

Beautifully reproduced by a specialist fine art print atelier here in the Notswolds, on heavyweight artist's paper with softly deckled edges. The exceptional quality of the printing preserves the intricate detail and character of Dant's original artwork.

THE MAKING OF THE MAP

Renowned for his richly detailed, Hogarthian graphic style, Adam Dant has been praised by both The Guardian and the Financial Times, and is widely regarded as one of Britain’s leading contemporary draughtsmen.

‘Welcome to the Notswolds’ was commissioned to give form to a region that has never been clearly drawn, and to set down the stories that define it.

Through Dant’s precise and densely worked composition, the map brings together characters, histories and fragments of folklore, placing them within the landscape they belong to. What emerges is not just a geography, but a record of a place understood through what has happened here and what continues to be told.

WELCOME TO THE NOTSWOLDS
by Adam Dant