Original linocut print ‘Two Devils Putting The World To Rights’ by local printmaker Tamsyn Swingler. 

Dimensions - 23 x 19cm

Materials - Printing ink on paper

Every Lino is different and each print may vary slightly. The mount frame can range from White to off white and light ivory. If you have a preference, feel free to leave a note for the order and we will try our best to accommodate.

Working under the name Tarraway Hoofpress, Tamsyn creates lino prints that delve into the strange and storied worlds of folklore, devilry, and eccentric tradition. Her work draws on Cornish legends, mischievous spirits, and old tales, weaving them into bold, hand-pressed prints.

The name “Tarraway” nods to a Rumplestiltskin-like Cornish devil from an old guise play, while “Hoofpress” imagines a cloven-footed imp stamping out prints—though in truth, she uses a humble spoon. With a love for role reversals, festive misrule, and peculiar clergy, Tamsyn’s work celebrates the uncanny and the forgotten, especially the rich, tangled history of Cornwall.

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