Title
The Southern Hag 
 
Year
2018
 
Description
This is one of a series of drawings made either for the limited, letterpress edition of Ness, or for the subsequent Penguin edition, or simply as an exploration of the nature of the hagstone.
A hagstone is a pebble, usually of flint, with a hole all the way through it. They were once used as magical talismen, to bring luck or to ward off the evil eye, and were much praised by fishermen who would hang them from their boats. 
 
The hagstone is a totemic force within the pages of Ness, Stanley Donwood’s latest book.
 
Original drawing sold framed.
 
Part of the exhibition StrangeNESS currently shown at Whistleblower Gallery.
 
Medium
Pen and ink on Bristol board
 
Dimensions
41cm x 41cm 
 
Delivery
Courier or pick-up.
 
Note
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