Pride & Prejudice "Derbyshire Joy of Reading 99" | Double Paper Cut | Limited Edition 1 of 1

This is page 99 from my Jane Austen’s seminal novel Pride & Prejudice: A novel that needs no introduction.

I have chosen Austen’s line “I declare after all there is no enjoyment like reading” as my cut out line. Quite right. Each letter of this line has been handcut from the page and used to create the line. As with all of my work, each letter removed from the page is kept in the order it was found on the page. Find out more about my unique process HERE

Parts of the novel are set in Derbyshire. Jane Austen also finished the novel whilst staying at The Rutland Arms Hotel, Bakewell, Derbyshire. It is for this reason I have cut out the Derbyshire County border and transferred to a second board to create the double paper cut, or ‘mirror art work’.

Both works are created on identical charcoal grey boards and come with a double, fixed champagne coloured border mount. I have mounted the work in such a way that you can remount if required.

DIMENSIONS:

420mm x 297mm including mount
5mm in thickness which includes the double mount and the board on which the artwork was created.

You will receive both of the artworks pictured. Frames are not included.

No prints will be created. This is the only edition and is an original.