Jamie Hewlett prints

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Tree kids – One of six limited edition prints by Jamie Hewlett. Jamie visited Oxfams Bangladesh River Basin Project in June and the experience inspired these paintings. This shows the kids up in the trees, which for many of them is the safest place to go during the floods. Gathering some food rations to keep them going and climbing up, staying there for as long as they can. J.H. All proceeds go to Oxfam’s River Basin Programme in Bangladesh and Nepal. Numbered Limited Edition of 100 Dimensions: 420 x 594 mm Giclee print on Somerset enhanced 100% cotton rag recyclable paper

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Rickshaw – One of six limited edition prints by Jamie Hewlett. Jamie visited Oxfams Bangladesh River Basin Project in June and the experience inspired these paintings. This is in Dharka where most people’s transport is the rickshaw. It seemed the right thing to draw really, cycling through the floods. Of course, there weren’t floods there then – artistic license. J.H. All proceeds go to Oxfam’s River Basin Programme in Bangladesh and Nepal. Numbered Limited Edition of 100 Dimensions: 420 x 594 mm Giclee print on Somerset enhanced 100% cotton rag recyclable paper

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Little girl – One of six limited edition prints by Jamie Hewlett. Jamie visited Oxfams Bangladesh River Basin Project in June and the experience inspired these paintings. This is a picture of a beautiful little girl who looks like Mowgli from the Jungle Book. J.H. All proceeds go to Oxfam’s River Basin Programme in Bangladesh and Nepal. Numbered Limited Edition of 100 Dimensions: 420 x 594 mm Giclee print on Somerset enhanced 100% cotton rag recyclable paper

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