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Harry Epworth Allen (1894-1958), Howth gravel stone grit Designed for professional or amateur

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Designed for professional or amateur gardeners and offering an easy

Handy for everything from cutting string to dead-heading

A Victorian or early 20th century watercolour depicting a wild birch tree growing amongst heather and other bogland plants

95 nationwide (Ireland)

Harry Epworth Allen (1894-1958), Howth gravel stone grit Designed for professional or amateurA 1930's view of Howth Harbour, by British artist Harry Epworth Allen. It depicts a quiet coastal scene, empty of people and clutter. Epworth Allen travelled in Ireland in the 1930s, mainly around Achill Island and along the west coast. Known as a landscape painter with a surrealist style, he exhibited with the Royal Academy for more than two decades from the 1930s to the 1950s. His work is now in many collections and galleries in the UK. Pencil on

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