Furlongs by Eric Ravilious Category_paper_ cards & prints/stationery & cards If the two outer columns

If the two outer columns were ignored (and their borders transferred to the second and seventh columns)

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Introducing the P&H Bloomsbury sofa

to Firle Beacon further to the east

Paper Size: 610mm x 640mm

Furlongs by Eric Ravilious Category_paper_ cards & prints/stationery & cards If the two outer columnsFrom a watercolour on paper (1934). Location South Downs, Sussex. Furlongs was Sussex artist Peggy Anguss home. Ravilious very much liked the expansiveness of the land and sky from Mount Caburn just outside of Lewes, to Firle Beacon further to the east. When he visited here, he felt he had come to his own country, writes his biographer Helen Binyon; and many of his landscape paintings were painted and inspired by this stretch of land. Printed to the