Passing Time at the Samosa Bar Plates The term ‘Agateware’ refers to

The term ‘Agateware’ refers to ceramic pieces made from coloured or mixed clays and mimics the multicoloured appearance of agate stone

searching for a glimpse of the white hart

It is a versatile substance and allows her to mix an endless myriad of colours

her love of pattern

She was selected again in 2019 with her ‘Cameras’ linocut print

Passing Time at the Samosa Bar Plates The term ‘Agateware’ refers toOriginal, hand carved linocut, made using the colour reduction technique on 300gsm Somerset Satin. Paper size: 38 x 35 cm. Print size: 27 x 26 cm. Edition of 9, numbered, titled and signed. Helen Murgatroyd is a printmaker based in North Cornwall. She studied Graphic Design in Manchester before specialising in Printmaking at The Royal College of Art. She makes print editions centred round themes of food, still life imagery and the domestic everyday.