Harry working man character print Little Relic by Sue Dewhurst

Harry – Working Man Little Relic | Signed Giclée Print

£45.00

Harry – Working Man Character Print – Little Relic

Harry was never knowingly cheerful.

He is one of those familiar faces from another time — a man of routine, work, lists and getting on with things without making too much fuss about any of it.

This working man character print Little Relic pairs a signed giclée print of Harry with fragments from his imagined life: the sort of everyday traces that might once have been stuffed into a drawer and forgotten.

An old clocking-in card. A handwritten to-do list.  Small pieces of memorabilia from a life spent turning up, putting the hours in and carrying on.

Nothing grand.

And perhaps that is the point.

The things we miss most about people are so often the ordinary things — their handwriting, their habits, the scraps of paper they kept for no obvious reason.

Harry’s Little Relic is a small tribute to those everyday lives that rarely make the history books but somehow stay with us.

My Little Relics combine character, memory and imagined ephemera to create small pieces of storytelling art that feel strangely familiar.

A little relic of an ordinary life — because ordinary lives matter too.

Signed giclée print by Sue Dewhurst. Sitting in a 4 x 6 inch metal edged, retro glass frame.

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Harry was never knowingly cheerful.

A working man of routines, lists and getting on with things, his imagined life survives through the ordinary traces he leaves behind — a clocking-in card, handwritten notes  and little bits of memorabilia.

A signed Little Relic giclée print celebrating the quiet significance of an ordinary life.

Because ordinary lives matter too.

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Harry – Working Man Character Print – Little Relic

Harry was never knowingly cheerful.

He is one of those familiar faces from another time — a man of routine, work, lists and getting on with things without making too much fuss about any of it.

This working man character print Little Relic pairs a signed giclée print of Harry with fragments from his imagined life: the sort of everyday traces that might once have been stuffed into a drawer and forgotten.

An old clocking-in card. A handwritten to-do list.  Small pieces of memorabilia from a life spent turning up, putting the hours in and carrying on.

Nothing grand.

And perhaps that is the point.

The things we miss most about people are so often the ordinary things — their handwriting, their habits, the scraps of paper they kept for no obvious reason.

Harry’s Little Relic is a small tribute to those everyday lives that rarely make the history books but somehow stay with us.

My Little Relics combine character, memory and imagined ephemera to create small pieces of storytelling art that feel strangely familiar.

A little relic of an ordinary life — because ordinary lives matter too.

Signed giclée print by Sue Dewhurst. Sitting in a 4 x 6 inch metal edged, retro glass frame.

For more in this series click here 

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