Above & below: Henry Moore's 'Three Piece Reclining Figure' out in the parkland. One sketch concerned with understanding its forms and the other a thumbnail looking at the larger composition.

As a landscape printmaker interested in our sense, and experience, of landscape, the Yorkshire Sculpture Park holds a particular fascination for her. On this trip the fine artist concentrated on straight 'observational' sketches – like the previous trip, it was concerned mainly with getting to know the place.

Top: Mimmo Paladino's sculptures set against the high yew hedging of the formal gardens. Above: Henry Moore's Large Spindle sculpture seen against a line of trees.

Above: a photograph of the scene in the sketchbook, illustrating better than words could describe, the difference between the 'artists eye' and the camera lens (though this photo was taken by an iPhone so perhaps not a fair comparison).

Below: the sketch shown in the photograph above. In the foreground is 'Invasion' (Michael Zwingmann) and on the hill in the haze, is the 'Winter/Hörbelt' tower.

Above is the artists favourite sketch of the day. It captures the experience of the park perfectly. The challenge now is to explore how this might translate into the atmospheric and modern landscape fine art print it suggested to her.

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