Mare's Tale 1

The Mare's Tale

by Catriona Urquhart

images by Clive Hicks-Jenkins

2001
32pp
282 x 146mm (11.2 x 5.8in)

£38

180 numbered copies
signed by the poet and the artist

In 2001, Newport Museum and Art Gallery housed a major exhibition of the paintings and drawings of Clive Hicks-Jenkins. Though partly retrospective, the main part of the exhibition was a sequence of work entitled The Mare's Tale. This centred on the mumming figure of the Mari Lwyd used symbolically and especially to explore the artist's journey toward acceptance of his father's death. Poems by Catriona Urquhart, which were inspired by these works, were exhibited beside them. The book, here published by The Old Stile Press, presents these poems and, in turn, has images by Clive Hicks-Jenkins specially prepared for the purpose.

Octavian type. All-rag paper from St Cuthbert's Mill.
Line images by Clive Hicks-Jenkins throughout and on the cased binding.



				The Mare's Tale
	by Catriona Urquhart images by Clive Hicks-Jenkins 2001 32pp 282 x 146mm (11.2 x 5.8in) £38 180 numbered copies signed by the poet and the artist			In 2001, Newport Museum and Art Gallery housed a major exhibition of the paintings and drawings of Clive Hicks-Jenkins. Though partly retrospective, the main part of the exhibition was a sequence of work entitled The Mare's Tale. This centred on the mumming figure of the Mari Lwyd used symbolically and especially to explore the artist's journey toward acceptance of his father's death. Poems by Catriona Urquhart, which were inspired by these works, were exhibited beside them. The book, here published by The Old Stile Press, presents these poems and, in turn, has images by Clive Hicks-Jenkins specially prepared for the purpose.
				Octavian type. All-rag paper from St Cuthbert's Mill. Line images by Clive Hicks-Jenkins throughout and on the cased binding.