A framed linocut by Arthur Homeshaw RWA (1933–2011) entitled 'Beached Boats at Budleigh. A well-crafted print featuring little fishing boats resting on a beach surrounded by ropes and lobster pots, all set within a turbulent landscape. Titled, numbered, signed, and dated.
 
Arthur Homeshaw was born in Bristol, and studied at the West of England, specialising in wood engraving. He went on to live in Devon, where he taught art from 1957–1992. There are some similarities in Homeshaw's work to the English Romantic paintings of Paul Nash (1889–1942) and Eric Ravilious (1903–1942), particularly in his composition and stylized interpretation of subject matter. The Victoria and Albert Museum purchased examples of Arthur Homeshaw's work for their print collection.
 
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