FARMING PICTURES

Painted by
Anthony Forster
Available as Limited Edition Prints from
HOOD and BROOMFIELD ~ FINE ART PUBLISHERS
29 Albert Street, Newcastle-under-Lyme, Staffordshire ST5 1JP. England
Telephone: 01782 626859

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Farming Pictures
Farming Pictures
a colourful tribute to our Country Heritage

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Farming Pictures - a colourful tribute to our Country Heritage,
for all who love and work within sight and sound of the working landscape.
If you're looking for farming pictures, featuring all aspects of the countryside and our agricultural heritage, you'll find that Hood and Broomfield offer the biggest and best choice of farming pictures in the UK.

The farming pictures in our wide ranging portfoilo help to recapture those special farming scenes that hold a treasured place in the memory of all who love and work in the countryside.

Revisit the years of the horse drawn plough, the vintage tractors of the mid-twentieth century, the livestock and the changing landscape in a unique and exclusive series of farming pictures that record the passing scene in an unforgettable way.

Colourful, fascinating, detailed, knowledgeable and informative, these are not only pictorial, but are also accurate recollections of our proud country heritage.

Each magnificent country picture, offers so much more than meets the eye, and all are beautifully reproduced from the highly acclaimed original paintings by one of Britain's finest watercolour artists Anthony Forster.

In a lifetime of artistic collaboration with the artist, Hood and Broomfield Fine Art have been proud to publish and present this superbly comprehensive range of farming pictures in their growing series of highly collectable, artist signed and numbered limited edition fine art prints.

Each picture creates a lasting impression.
Capturing the skills and the spirit of the past, and faithfully recording the best of more modern times, these are farming pictures that will provide the treasured memories of today's farming families and those of generations to follow.


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Summerhill Farm

Ladies of Leisure

Limousin cow and calf

Heads and Tails



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Cattle Crossing

Longhorns

Dinner for Eight

Limousin



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Mother's Day - click for details


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Farming Life :-
hard work with harder won rewards - the essence of our agricultural heritage.

A herd of cows, a country lane, a favourite dog and faithful companion, sharp memories.

An ancient pole barn which has seen better days, home to the rusting memories of a lifetime.

These and similar images are the type of nostalgic ingredients often seen in the paintings of Anthony Forster.
Farming Life - a classic Farming Picture - click for details
Farming Life

A Breed apart - a classic Cow Picture - click for details
A Breed Apart
 
A Breed Apart :-
A limousin suckler herd graze contentedly in the Summer sunshine, moving from field to field never far from the farm buildings of this small, yet successful family business.

Golden Days :-
A classic scene in the Farming Calendar. The church bell sounds the time of day, the farmer sounds the time of year. A picture of hard work with harder won rewards - the essence of our country heritage.

Golden Days - a classic Farming Picture - click for details
Golden Days

Early Furrows - a Farming Picture from the past - click for details
Early Furrows
 
Early Furrows :-
A timeless scene, man and his animals working together to cultivate the land, where the quiet heartbeat of country life can still be heard in the sound of bells carried on the wind from the steeple of a distant church.
A farming picture from the past.

Heavy Going :-
Ground full of rocks, a scene which makes a farming picture that many farmers can look at with a wry smile. The air was as blue as the,
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Heavy Going - a classic Farming Picture - click for details
Heavy Going

Farmer's Pride - a classic Cow Picture - click for details
Farmer's Pride 
Farmer's Pride :-
A restful scene, a man with his animals a herd created with heartfelt pride.
A farming picture to bring back memories.

Dairy Maids :-
A delightful scene, Ayrshire cows making milk, a farming picture full of colour.
Dairy Maids - a classic Farming Picture - click for details
Dairy Maids

Heading Home - a classic Cow Picture - click for details
Heading Home  
Heading Home :-
A timeless scene now a classic farming picture, the farmer and his animals heading home for the milking parlour and a well earned dinner.

Partners:-
A stolen moment of relaxation in a quiet corner of the farm. The collie Partners take a welcome break near the rusting retreat of another old friend, the "Little Grey Fergie" of yesteryear.
Partners - a favourite Farming Picture - click for details
Partners

Waiting Game - a favourite Landy Picture - click for details
Waiting Game  
Waiting Game:-
A favourite activity, the man and his animals ready for the game - just one thing missing? as usual the girls are always waiting for the bloke.

Country Companions :-
A delightful nostalgic scene, a farming picture full of warm and pleasant memories.
Country Companions an old classic farming picture subject
Country Companions

Wintering Out - a favourite winter Farming Picture - click for details
Wintering Out  
Wintering Out:-
A favourite winter Farming Picture.

Top Meadow :-
A timeless subject a Shepherd and his dog, moving the flock to a fresh pasture, here it is the Top Meadow. A subject painted by most rural artist's and is a classic Farming Picture.
Top Meadow - a classic Farming Picture - click for details
Top Meadow

Mother's Day - click for details
Mother's Day
 
Mother's Day :-
A splash of yellow, fresh green growth and new life - Daffodil time is also the season of new birth on the farm - Lambing Season. And of course a time to remember our Mother. Originally called Mothering Sunday and in the UK is the Fourth Sunday in Lent.

Waiting Game Dairy Maids Heavy Going Dairy farming picture





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