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Rooster
Rooster
Rooster
Rooster

Rooster

By Mark Hearld

This is a rare original mixed media collage from 2012, signed by the artist. It formed part of Mark's 2012/2013 'Birds & Beasts' exhibition at Yorkshire Sculpture Park.

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Founded by Simon and Angie Lewin in 2005, our online gallery presents a selection of limited edition original prints – available for purchase.

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