Colin Self, Rabbit in its Hutch I I, 2002

Graphite and coloured pencil on paper

Framed 27 x 36 x 3.5 cm

Colin talking on the Rabbits “As a kid my Dad bred rabbits (1940s). They weren’t stock and they weren’t pets, something inbetween. I was the one in the family,...

Colin talking on the Rabbits “As a kid my Dad bred rabbits (1940s). They weren’t stock and they weren’t pets, something inbetween. I was the one in the family, being the eldest, who had to muck them out, find grass to feed them. Sometimes I’d find a sugar beet fallen from a lorry ”

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Colin talking on the Rabbits “As a kid my Dad bred rabbits (1940s). They weren’t stock and they weren’t pets, something inbetween. I was the one in the family, being the eldest, who had to muck them out, find grass to feed them. Sometimes I’d find a sugar beet fallen from a lorry ”

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Colin talking on the Rabbits “As a kid my Dad bred rabbits (1940s). They weren’t stock and they weren’t pets, something inbetween. I was the one in the family, being the eldest, who had to muck them out, find grass to feed them. Sometimes I’d find a sugar beet fallen from a lorry ”