279 x 152 mm. Purchase: The artist 1986 Funding support: Catherine Lewis and V & A
Number 8 of an edition of 20. On the same piece of paper as PR1402 and PR1403. The Prynu Dol Series are screenprints derived from abstract black-line illustrations for Kate Roberts' novel 'Prynu Dol a Storiau Eraill', first published in 1969 by Gwasg Gee of Denbigh. Each illustration accompanied the start of a chapter. The chapter this print illustrates reflects upon a young boy's inability to capture the mood of a complex poem he must learn for a recital. His inspiration comes days before the competition when his loyal dog is mysteriously taken ill. Young Dan finds sadistic comfort in the poem that describes one of the rabbits being slayed by a greyhound
Colour field abstract with irregular shapes. A grey and pink shape floating on a green background. The lower part of the shape is similar to a pelvis with one half nearly symmetrical to the other.The upper part of the shape contains small blocks of red, blue and lilac. The shape has a yellow outline. Colours overlap to create additional colours. The green background was printed last. Printed in blue, pink, grey, green and yellow. Paper has the embossed watermark 'cp'?. The image is part of a triptych
