Laura Bolton's Rural Studies II tells a gentle story of the British countryside in two scenes. In the first, a cat sits in the long grass, gaze fixed on a butterfly hovering just out of reach - a small, suspended moment of curiosity. In the second, a winding lane carries the eye across patchwork fields toward a cluster of farm buildings tucked into the hills, with birds scattered across an open sky.

The charm of these pieces lies in their texture. Working in the traditional block-printing language of bold black line and clean white space, Laura builds each scene from countless fine marks - the directional strokes of a ploughed field, the dense stipple of distant hedgerows, the soft curve of cloud. Up close, the level of hand-worked detail rewards a longer look.

Printed on high-quality art paper with a glazed finish and presented in a pale oak wooden frame, the pair arrives ready to hang straight from the box. The neutral monochrome palette makes this countryside wall art easy to place - equally at home in a Scandi-inspired interior, a country cottage, or a calm, neutral living space.

Hung side by side, these framed landscape prints create a quiet, story-led focal point that celebrates the slow beauty of rural England.