Durable #138 - "revenge" - Stump Jump Plough Kit [zvxF3G1b]

Experience the Legacy of the Stump Jump Plough

The "Revenge" Stump Jump Plough, a captivating piece by Oldshed Productions, depicts a remarkable moment in agricultural history. This unique artwork captures the irony of a tree growing through the plough, a tool designed to leap over stumps, now halted by one. The Stump Jump Plough, invented in 1870, revolutionized farming by allowing farmers to navigate over stumps and rocks, protecting machinery and reducing costs. This original mouldboard design, which later gave way to more efficient disc ploughs, is a testament to the ingenuity of its time. Invest in this piece to own a piece of agricultural history and a captivating work of art.

Artwork Details

The "Revenge" Stump Jump Plough is available in two sizes to suit your space and preference. Choose from the "D" size portrait on premium matte paper, measuring 19" x 15" (480mm x 380mm), or the "E" size portrait at 30" x 22" (765mm x 560mm). Each print is a premium quality, capturing the intricate details of the plough and the tree that has found a unique way to coexist with it. This artwork is not just a representation of a tool but a narrative of resilience and adaptation, making it a perfect addition to any collection that values both art and history.

• Two size options available
• Premium matte paper for a high-quality finish

Photographers' Insight

The "Revenge" Stump Jump Plough is a collaboration between Ian Sergeant and Ben Jackson, showcasing their combined expertise in photography and design. This piece was captured on the same property where "The Last Load" and "The Silent Forge" were photographed, further highlighting the historical significance of the site. The story behind this artwork is as intriguing as the artwork itself, offering a glimpse into the dynamic relationship between humans and the environment. By purchasing this piece, you are not just acquiring a piece of art; you are also supporting the creative efforts of talented photographers and designers.

• Collaboration between photographers and designers
• Photographed at a historic agricultural site