From a series of prints inspired by visits to the Danish island of Bornholm. Fru Petersen's Cafe is renowned for its Edwardian decor and cake buffet, and for long summer afternoons in the garden under the shade of a plum tree.   Printed onto Kozo paper from 3 wooden blocks, each block being inked in several colours.

Much of Joanna Bourne's inspiration for her prints comes from her  local area of Newcastle with its town moor and  parks and her allotment and garden.  More recently her prints have been inspired by  visits to the Danish island of Bornholm in the Baltic sea.  She is interested in the places where urban life and the natural world meet, and her images convey the impressions of a given moment in time, a scene glimpsed which has resonated with her, initially working from drawings, photographs and memory. She responds in particular to the atmospheric incarnations of ‘northern’ weather – wind, snow and rain, and the changing times of the year.

Edition of 22.

Joanna Bourne studied Fine Art at the University of Newcastle upon Tyne where she discovered a love of printmaking.  She became a member of Charlotte Press in Newcastle in the late 1980s, exhibiting widely and experimenting with a variety of print techniques.